WOOD GATES #99

This Garden Gate is Base Price + 21%
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Horizontal wood gate #99 is similar to #95. But with all four sections of as horizontally oriented pickets. In all, 72 mortised joints.

Sonoma, CA

Creating an enclosed courtyard living space, with the #99 horizontal wood gates flanked by a series of matching fence panels style #10.

Sonoma, CA

The view on approach of the double outdoor wood gates. For one reason or another the dead bolt below has been mounted to the fixed gate, instead of the operable gate on the right. 

Sonoma, CA

The view on approach.

Sonoma, CA

When cutting the posts close, leave them 1/2″ higher than the panels and seal the end-grains with Anchor Seal–a liquid, emulsified wax that lasts forever. A good view showing the care that’s taken to insure the horizontal rails align with those of the fence panels.

Mill Valley, CA

Outdoor wood gate #99-3 flanked by a series of fence Panels style #10 as the perfect compliment to the modern ‘American Farmhouse’ architecture. Shown with Garden Gate #95

Mill Valley, CA

Horizontal wood gates #99-1 features a gabled, or peaked top rail.

Muir Beach, CA

Our open garden fence design #19 as a compliment to the horizontal gate #99-1 on the Marin County coast. A scenic site employing several applications in various corners of the property.
To see more of Wood Fence style #19.

The lower fence panel on the left fronts the edge of the Pacific. We’ll include a view that shows the glimpse of the blue Pacific as seen from the house. The horizontal wood gates and panels were delivered unfinished and will be left to weather to a natural gray. For our pre-finish with a pre-weathered gray, see Pre-Finish Options

Muir Beach, CA

Life on the edge of the world, subject to the blowing thick fog and storms charging in off the Pacific and the uncompromisingly rough seas of the northern coast, while also enjoying the cerulean blueness of a rare sunny afternoon in August. The worst mistake a designing eye can make is to obscure this view, to introduce anything solid. Keep the exposure as open as possible, while also being mindful of how the deer would like nothing more than to feast on the dahlias in the garden. Horizontal wood gate #99 is the anchor, while the odd angles of the fence settings exemplify the characteristics of the setting.

Muir Beach, CA

Wood gate design #99-1, with the #19 Fence as a 42″ high railing, and the flanking panels–one of which is tapered to the flair of the side-wall.

Mill Valley, California

The original wood gates for the #99, in Marin County, CA. Shown with the light bronze ‘Euro’ latch which is no longer available.

IN-PROGRESS
How do I build the wood gate #95?

Charles during the assembly of wood gate design #99. For a standard #99, there are 72 joints that come together during this stage. All before the glue dries on the first joint.

Aligning the joinery as a dry fit to the wood gates.

Ben, shown with a combination of horizontal wood  gates #95 and #99.