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OPEN GRID GARDEN GATE #60 |
This Garden Gate is Base Price + 11% Follow the link to the Base Price Table |
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Garden Gate style #60 features grid openings of approximately 4"-5" both vertically and horizontally.. Equal sized grids both vertically and horizontally is not always possible, as illustrated here, and again in #60-3. Because many of you request equal grids, it is worth explaining how the grid count and size is dictated by the Gate width, with the only variable being the width of the bottom horizontal rail. In the example to the right, we would have had to add almost 3" to the bottom rail width to accomplish equal grids along the bottom. This in itself would have become a disproportionate eyesore and brought more attention to itself than the partial grid we now see at the bottom. Dictum: Don't circle the block to cross the street. It never works out. |
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A pleasant photograph of Design Gate #60, just outside Monterrey, California. Showing both Gates with Prowell Arbor #9 ![]() |
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| GARDEN GATE #60-1 | |||||||
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Here, it may appear that the gate grids are all equal, both vertically and horizontally, but in fact the bottom-most grids are 1-1/4" taller. |
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Our homeowners elected to have an iron arbor crafted over the designs of a wood arbor. A good choice, as the arbor itself will eventually be completely obscured. Local San Francisco, Marin, and Sonoma counties can contact the fabulous Griffe Griffiths regarding designing and fabricating metal or copper arbors. |
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| GARDEN GATE #60-4 | |||||||
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So what exactly is a revival? A revival, architecturally speaking, is a rendition of any original architectural form. There are many elements in the above home that mimic the Craftsman motif established in the first decade of the 20th century. Mostly in the interior, but here even the length of the overhanging eaves. And yet no real detail or any of the truer elements that signify the style. Therefore, our entry gate offers a much needed touch of detail, as well as helping to push the overall aesthetics to a more noticeable revival. |
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We'll also add, because there are no secrets, that this was an architect who originally ordered gate style #79, and upon delivery refused to accept the gate because the stain wasn't what he had hoped for. He refused to negotiate. So Charles posted the gate on the basement sale page and sold it for a fraction of it's retail. Two months later someone ordered the above gate, at exactly the same size and with exactly the same hardware. A double agent, acting secretly, until he came to the shop to pick up the gate and let slip he was hired to pick up the gate by the same homeowner who had refused his gate. So the gig was up and the homeowner got his Prowell gate, however cladestinely he achieved this goal. All terribly odd. |
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| GARDEN GATE #60-5 | ||
Shown with Fence Style #21-5 |
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Driveway Gate style #13 |
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If we change the grid size on the panel to create an equal grid layout, we will consequently alter the alignment of the horizontal grid dividers, and thus lose our alignment with the gate. |
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| GARDEN GATE #60-2 | |||||||
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Featuring the center horizontal rail and equal flush-joined grids with an inner frame, providing a little more muscle and girth to the design. These San Francisco double Wooden Design Gates in Charles' old 1970's neighborhood of Laurel Heights represent a shared axillary entry between two San Francisco homes. The center Wooden Fence Panels marking the property-line. #60-2, with the grids wrapped with an inside frame, was designed by the Landscape architecture firm of Stroudwater Design, ASLA. Mill Valley, CA |
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| GARDEN GATE #60-2a | |||||||
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Showing Prowell's Fence Style #21 as another panel stile often associated with Garden Gate #60. A common fence style which also accompanies gate styles #27, and #77
Base Price + 26% with shown rectangular breaks. Base price + 15% as continuous grids and no breaks. |
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#60--------0913-Castlerock
#60-1-----0761-Grimshaw/Hysen
#60-2-- --0128-Walker
#60-2a-----0404-Providence
#60-3----1108-Tsao
#60-5---1042-Monsour