WOOD GARDEN GATES #31

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D ouble gates #31-2, as a rough opening of 72″.

Woodside,CA
With upper and lower open slots.

Double gates 31-9 with a series of fence panels style #20.
Gates shown with Rocky Mountain ornamental hinge-fronts OHS324.
Rocky latch E701. 

Woodside, CA

Shown with a series of fence panels #20.

Newport Beach, CA

Shown with Speakeasy Style #1.

Newport Beach, CA

Shown with Speakeasy Style #1.

Newport Beach, CA

Curious Pooch

Fremont, CA

Mounted to irregular stone columns, required the jambs be embedded to the block core. Gate at 69″ net width x 72″ from grade to springpoint. 2-¼” thickness by default. 

Fremont, CA

Shown with a series of fence panels #20. 

Tiburon,CA
7-¼”W stiles and top arched rail

Gate 31-3 features the top rail and both stiles at 7-1/4″ width and the bottom rail at 10″ width. A litle more muscular look than the standard stiles of 5-1/4″.

Tiburon, CA

Overlooking San Francisco Bay. Hidden from this view is a stretch of rare flat lawn, punctuated by an infinity pool with a view of a bridge. A golden bridge.

Oakland, CA

Shown with a square top. Rocky Mountain latch E414.

Stockton, CA 

Shown as 58″ net width.  

St Helena, CA

Shown as 6′ overall opening x 42″ height to spring-point.
Rocky Mountain latch E414

St. Helena, CA (Napa Valley)

T he matching Driveway Gate Style #8 on this property.

Pismo Beach, CA

The #31-6 with a full radius arch.
Speakeasy style #1 is optional
The image on the left as the property side and the image on the right as the street side.

Pismo Beach, CA
T wo years later, painted blue.
Rocky Mountain Gate Latch E738

T he full 180º radius and Speakeasy style #7

The top arched rails are pencil-scribed from various templates for various size gates, and then cut out on the bandsaw, then smoothed on the top radius with a hand plane.

The underside of the arches, however, are smoothed with a spokeshave. 

On the upper left are the collection of spokeshaves, featuring various bevels.  On the upper right are the Drawknives, similar to the spokeshaves but capable of removing more wood. The top, uppermost belonged to charles’ step-father, and his father, and his father.