WOOD DRIVEWAY GATES #19

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Solid wood privacy Driveway Gates #19, which is one of those rare Prowell gate styles that goes with pretty much any style of architecture, as witnessed below.

Bolinas, CA

Driveway Gates #19 on the Marin County coast. Two equal 6′ wide gate leaves. Non automated.

Bolinas, CA

On the opposite side of this sprawling property set to the very edge of the cliff overlooking the Pacific, an Offset Privacy Driveway Gate with the right side at 60″ width for pedestrian access.

Penngrove, CA
Extra horizontal mid-rail

Wood Driveway Gates #19-2 illustrates an overall opening of 25 feet, requiring four wood gates mounted onto two exposed steel frames. #19-2 also features two horizontal middle rails. The solid bronze false hinge-fronts and clavos are optional.

Penngrove, CA

Penngrove, CA

The accompanying Garden Gate #30-5.

San Rafael, CA (Marin County)
Single middle horizontal rail

The Queen Anne Victorian with the humbling accompaniment of Privacy Drive Gates #19-4.

San Rafael, CA (Marin County)

Automated privacy entrance gates with armature motors.

San Francisco, CA (Noe Valley)
Single middle horizontal rail

The Victorian architecture of San Francisco.

San Francisco, CA (Noe Valley)

Solid Body stain finishes such as this require the gates to be installed and exposed to the local climate for 2-3 weeks prior to finishing. See more about Exterior Finishes.

San Francisco, CA (Noe Valley)

A view of the architecture itself. A 1906 earthquake survivor.

Petaluma, CA
Extra horizontal mid-rail

Driveway Privacy Gates #19-5 features an offset pedestrian gate. Viewed from the property side, showing the cane bolt that fixes the secondary gate in place.

Petaluma, CA

Shown on approach from the street.

Palo Alto, CA
Single middle horizontal rail

The Driveway Privacy Gate #19-3 at 114″ overall width x 68″ height.
Automated.

Palo Alto, CA

For painted finishes, the drive gates should be hung in place and exposed to the elements for two to three weeks prior to any paint finishes.

Palo Alto, CA

A peek at the residence.

Black gates, set in the shade, are almost impossible to photograph.

IN-PROGRESS

Prowell’s Joinery #10. A full 1″ thick traditional tenon cut from the rail. The exposed tenon features two oak wedges, driven in to tighten a joint against any possibility of misbehaving over the coming decades, or perhaps centuries. Who can really say? In a hundred years the earth will be host to all new people, more or less. No one will know a prowell from a dowel.

For more on Prowell’s Exterior Woodworking Joints #1-#11, Click Here

Ben with one pair of 8 total sets of Driveway Gate style #19-2.