Gates that are made to last…
Farmweld prides itself on making gates strong. You can choose your finish and select from three mesh options.
Mesh Gate Designs
1.2m and 3.6m gates illustrated below.
* Note: Price guide is based on lowest price being for 915mm wide, farm mesh insert with silver/galv unpainted finish. Price range covers 915mm – 4.8m wide.
Variables affecting price are size, finish and mesh type (farm mesh, chain mesh or heritage woven wire). Contact us for actual prices.
Plain Mesh Gate
Price Guide POA
Circle
Starting from $835* – $3400
Marie
Starting from $750* – $2650
Raphaelle
Starting from $750* – $2650
Vanessa
Starting from $780* – $2850
Kensington
Starting from $980* – $3250
Victorian
Starting from (Woven Wire) $950* – $2700
Maddison**
Starting from $750* – $2800
**The handle on the Maddison is 600mm long and is not available on gates under 1200mm.
Suitable for: Residential garden gates or driveway gates in city or rural situations. Some styles are suitable for rural applications, e.g. Maddison with farm mesh. Gates with ornamental wrought iron above the top bar may be hazardous to stock.
Finish: Silver/Galv or Powder coated (excluding metallic, pearlescent and textured finishes).
Height: 1200mm from top frame to bottom frame. Gates with farm mesh are slightly shorter as they are tailored to fit the squares of the mesh.
Available Sizes: from 915mm (3′) through to 4.8m (16′). We do not recommend shipping gates over 4.2m interstate.
Mesh Gate Photo Gallery
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NOTE: All images and product designs are copyright © and can not be reproduced in any way with out the written permission of Farmweld.
Construction:
- Scroll wire mesh gates are made with galvanised steel pipe with a 34mm OD. This is thicker and heavier than thin and flimsy tubing used by other manufacturers.
- Stainless steel scrolls (with the exception of the wrought iron Victorian gate).
- Three wire mesh options:
- Farm mesh – 150 x 100mm mesh or 75 x 50mm mesh, pre galvanised
- Chain mesh – also known as cyclone wire or tennis court mesh it suits heritage gates as well as contemporary gates.
- Heritage woven wire – there are two manufacturers of heritage woven wire left in Australia, and the occasional overseas import. We prefer to use quality Emu woven wire. It has more vertical wires per metre and thicker wire than other brands.
Option 1: 100x150mm Farm Mesh
Option 2: Chain mesh
Option 3: Woven wire (Emu wire)
History
The Cyclone company was the most prolific manufacturer of mesh and wrought iron gates in Australia. Some smaller companies also manufactured their own variations. The wire work on early mesh gates appear to have been hand woven and laced. Cyclone mass produced mesh gates using machine made chain mesh and woven wire. Chain mesh is also called cyclone wire. Most of the early gate designs continued to be popular through till the 1950′s. Old garden gates and driveway gates are still prominent in many older Australian suburbs. It was not unusual to see both heritage woven wire and chain mesh together, e.g. chain mesh gate and woven wire fencing.
Example page from 1930’s Cyclone gate catalogue
Vintage gates are tightly held treasures in country homesteads. Many garden gates around the house were mesh gates. It wasn’t uncommon for farmers to have a decorative driveway gates gracing the entrance to the farm. These heritage gates are highly sought by antique gate collectors throughout Australia. Wrought iron gates came in many designs some of which are shown here. Some gates were simple with only a pair of wrought iron scrolls. More ornate gates would have half or more of the gate frame filled with wrought iron patterns.