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95 x 70mm Fully Framed Solid Bottom Rails double

Price range: £195.00 through £295.00

The addition of 95mm x 70mm full solid bottom rails to your gates will add extra strength and also give a fully framed look and is essential if you're using underground automation as this enables the motor to fit directly onto the bottom frame of the gates. These also feature an eased edge all the way around for water dispersion. All The Preparation Is Done For You. We Are The Only Nationwide Wooden Gate Company To Use Premium Grade Scandinavian Redwood and Premium Grade African Iroko 95mm x 70mm Which Are Fully Plained and Sanded To A Smooth Finish, So They Completly Match Your Gates.

*Choose these which are morticed and tenoned into the framework and fit at the very bottom of our gates making a neat, fully framed finish and also adding additional strength*

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How do I install a wooden gate?

Installing a new single wooden gate can be a challenge. Check out our free installation guide to help you, covering all the tips, tricks, best practices and challenges to avoid. For any further assistance, please contact our team.

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What is the optimal size for a gate?

The best height and width for a wooden gate depends on its intended use.

Standard single pedestrian and garden gates should be around 900mm wide to allow for clear access. This includes measurements to allow for expansion gaps and posts. The maximum width for a single gate we can manufacture at Wortley Brothers is 3000mm. Common heights range from three to six feet.

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Can gates open both ways?

Our single gates are designed to open either inwards or outwards, and the placement of the hinge during installation will decide how the gate will open. For example, from the front view, the hinge will either be flush against the front of the post and gate to open outwards, or flush against the back of the post and gate to open inwards.

If you are planning for your gates to open outwards, you will need to include a hinge packer to your order.

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