Width
Share the opening width if you know it. A photo with a tape measure is often enough to start the conversation.
Fence gates · Stoke-on-Trent
The entrance
sets the finish.
A gate has to look right, swing freely and survive being used every day. We fit side, rear, garden and driveway gates, matched to the fence or designed as a feature in their own right.
Gate work
Small opening.
Big detail.
We look at the opening, posts, ground level, hinges, latch position and how the gate will be used. That means the quote can include the real supporting work, not just the gate leaf.
- Side gates for paths, bin stores and secure garden access.
- Rear and garden gates matched to timber boundaries.
- Driveway gates and wider openings by arrangement.
- Hinges, latches, posts, stops and basic hardware installation.
- Repairs, rehanging, alignment and replacement where practical.
01 / Gate finishes
A gate should
fit the whole line.
Compare timber, composite and metal details, then choose the gate style that suits your opening and fence line.
A useful gate brief
Tell us how
you use it.
Ground
Slopes, paving, gravel and raised edges can affect which way a gate opens, the gap beneath it and where its posts go.
Finish
Tell us whether the priority is privacy, matching an existing fence, a lighter look or a stronger entrance.
Before you send it
Three views make
the first reply useful.
- One photo of the opening from the garden side and one from the approach.
- The width, height, ground level and any raised edge, if you know it.
- The fence line either side, plus whether privacy, security or a matching finish matters most.
Open the conversation
Send the opening
and its surroundings.
Photos of both sides, the ground below and the fence line either side help us give useful next steps.
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