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Pipe Farm Gates
Diamond Gate
Railway Gate
Construction: The Railway gate and Diamond gate are made from galvanised steel pipe (not tubing which is much thinner and flimsy).
Finish: Powder coated only.
Height: 1200mm tall from bottom to top rail.
Sizes: 1.2m to 4.8m (NOTE: small gates look best without the handle which is 600mm long, as it can make it look top heavy).
Suitable for: These gates are quite resilient with heavy stock due to their overall strength and design.
Price Guide: Starting from $1100 – $2100 (subject to change without notice)/
Farm gates with wrought iron
The ‘Eleanor’ was the first of our wrought iron driveway farm gates. The matching personal access gate has become one of the most popular garden gate designs. Made with flat steel bars, it resembles the earlier blacksmithed heritage farm gates of the mid to late 1800′s.
The ‘Daylesford‘ is the most recent addition to the range of wrought iron farm gates. It has been modelled on the gate which graces the heritage property ‘Wombat Park’, in Daylesford, Victoria.
The ‘Estate’ gate is based on old style English estate gates popular in the UK.
You can order these steel gates either unpainted so they’ll rust to an aged look, or powder coated. The wrought iron detail on these gates suit Federation and Victorian era homes and cottages.
Eleanor Gate
Daylesford Gate
Kingham Gate
Estate Gate
Construction: The Estate, Daylesford and Eleanor gates have been designed to look like old blacksmithed heritage gates, but without the expense of making them traditionally. The Kingham gate is a modern take on the latter, with the vertical bars making it harder for toddlers and small dogs to escape. The Estate and Eleanor gates have RHS (rectangular hollow section) frames and flat bar rails with the addition of wrought iron.
The Daylesford is made from a heavier pipe and wrought iron topper from solid round bar.
Finish: Powder coated or unpainted. These gates will rust if left exposed.
Height: 1200mm tall to the top rail.
Sizes: Eleanor, Estate and Kingham gates from 915mm (3′) to 4.8m, Daylesford 2.4m to 4.8m only.
Suitable for: These gates are quite resilient due to heavier materials and their design.
Price Guide: Eleanor starts from $1050-$2600; Kingham starts from $1600-$3000; Daylesford: $3000 – $4100; Estate $1100- $2600 (subject to change without notice)
Cast Jointed Gates
Close up of ornamental centre disc
Cast Jointed farm gates were common during the early part of the 20th century. Known as ‘Sunshine gates’ and ‘Simpson Gates’, many foundries, now long gone, made and sold these farm gates. Simpson was a South Australian company. Victoria’s Sunshine McKay factory made the most well known ‘Sunshine gate’. It’s name is mainly remembered today as it’s cast into the centre of remaining old farm gates. Sunshine McKay gates are also known as ‘drag & drop gates’ because they were so heavy they often ended up on the ground. The Cyclone factory also made cast jointed farm gates. They had factories in most states from where they would sell gates all around Australia.
Cast jointed gates are near double the weight of our other gates. Each casting weighs approximately 2kg. A special welding technique is used to bond mild steel to cast iron.
We manufacture replicas of both the Simpson and Sunshine gates. The ornamental circular centre disc with a floral pattern is the Simpson gate and the joint knuckes are patterned. The Sunshine gate has a bow shaped centrepiece with smooth castings.
Simpson CJ Gate with patterned castings
(3.5m / approx 12′ shown here)
Sunshine CJ gate with plain castings
(3m / 10′ gate shown)
Construction: Heavy walled pipe, flat steel bracing and cast iron. They are hard to tell apart from the authentic gates. These gates are traditionally made to be hung from timber posts and come with bolt through hinges.
Finish: Powder coated only.
Height: 1150mm tall to the top rail.
Sizes: 1.2m to 3.5m (for 3.6m gap). These gates cannot be made any longer due to their weight.
Suitable for: Ornamental, they are not suitable around stock. Posts should be well braced to support their weight.
Price Guide: Starting from $2450 – $3300 (price subject to change without notice)
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NOTE: We do not recommend bar gates be used around cattle or horses in case they get a leg through the bars and injure themselves.
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