This gate is Base
Price + 13%
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Gate
#8 is distinguished primarily by the full radius of its top rail,
mirroring that radius of an existing enclosure.
You
will be asked to provide three dimesnions of the existing structure
that will determne the existing radius.
1) The width from one side to the other.
2) The overall height from the grade to the middle of the arch.
3) From the grade to where the arch begins.
G-8-1
Here,
we configure the arch to mirror a CPW Arbor
#10. We also replace
the lower solid panel with open pickets in a stand-alone assembly
flankked by nothing more than hedges in a woodsy Michigan setting.
The
entry to this weekend residence. We're hoping the more open
design of the #8 on the right will establish the preferred entry. While
the more private style on the left ( a modified
#29) speaks more
to a private entry. The success of this approach is questionable,
but in truth the right entry is going to need a defined walkway to
further establish itself as a default entry point.
A
slightly modified G-8 with a solid lower panel and the softer segmental
arch to the top rail
Often
CPW gates are are introduced to 3rd-party flanking fences and even
arbors. Obviously we prefer our own fence and arbor
products to accompany the gates, as these surrounding assemblies
have a rough-hewn muscle that threatens to bully the gate aesthetics,