The Regent Bow Top Gates are constructed using solid steel for a traditional wrought iron gate appearance. The decorative scrollwork creates an elegant look at an affordable price. The steel used in the manufacture of this tall garden gate is electro-galvanised to add a thin layer of zinc on the steel to prevent rust. The gate is then powder coated in a black paint to give a smooth satin finish. This option allows the gate to be installed straight away and will be maintenance free for 5 to 10 years. Once rust starts to show, the gate should be painted with a suitable exterior metal paint such as Hammerite.

50mm (2") square Gate Posts that are designed to be concreted into the ground are also available.

The Regent Bow Top Gate is available in the following sizes:

*Please note the body width of the gate will be 100mm (4in) smaller than the gap width measurement listed above to allow space for the hinges and latch to be installed. See "How to Measure Gates" below for more details.

How to Measure Gates

To determine what width of gate to order, measure the gap between your walls or posts. If the gap measurement that you have is 3ft, this is the size option you should choose. The gate itself will be narrower than the gap measurement to allow space for the hinges and latch to be installed. If you are replacing an existing gate, you should still measure the opening and not the width of the existing gate to ensure your new gate will fit the gap with the hinges and latch that are supplied. Please note the hinges and latch keep require a flat vertical surface for installation.

If you need to install posts within your opening, order a gate to fit the remaining gap once the posts have been installed. For example, if you have an opening of 2ft 10in and need to install 2 x 2in posts, the remaining gap will be 2ft 6in and this is the size gate you should order. Posts are only required if you do not already have walls or posts in place on which to hang the gate.

The height measurement of the gate is from the bottom frame to the highest point in the gate.

When installing your gate, remember to allow for ground clearance, typically 50mm (2") or more if your ground slopes.