We have several items shown in this picture. The gate will need a 36" wide opening and costs $125. Notice the three stakes on the right of the gate are a separate section that can be a nice narrow section to help fit your fence lengths better. I have a close up below. Our 4' tall fencing is sold by the section for $79.95 and takes up 43.5" in width after it is installed. Do look at our 3' tall fencing for more information and pictures of our customers installations. You will need to purchase one extra stake whenever your fencing stops for a gateway, tree, building or the far end. We supply all the other stakes. The distance between the vertical rods is 3 1/8" and those bars are 7/16" thick and made of welded steel.
1/3 Section of 4' Fence in above picture.One third section of the 4' tall fence is $39. In the picture above you would get the small section on the left of the stake that is raised in the above picture.
Wrought Iron 4' Center Divide Gate This Wrought Iron Gate is made to swing from each side of your opening and meet in the center. It will connect with our 4' tall interlocking fence. The width will take up the same space as one section of fence or 43.5" and the height rises up in the center to be taller than the fencing. When using our fencing with this gate the horizontal bars in the fence overlap the horizontal bars in the gate. They connect together by lining up the predrilled holes then sliding a connecting stake down through and on into the ground to stabilize. This gate is unfinished and has a rusty finish
Extra Stake that goes with the 4' FenceWhen buying a run of fence the stakes are furnished except when your run stops for a gateway, tree, building or the far end. The spear that will work for the 4' fence is 55" tall. These will also make wonderful plant stakes.
Customer's fence with wooden posts and curve.This fence is 3' tall but thought you might like to see how our customer used wooden posts. Also notice the curve and the fence goes up a grade on the right side. Click on any picture to enlarge it.
Gate is laying on the ground to show 1.5" posts We now carry this ornate gate in all sizes of our fencing. We recommend the top of the posts to be shorter than this picture. We found that the best look was to place the top of the post half way between the height of the fencing and the top of the gate. We will mount the hardware on the posts for you.
