Oxford Garden Gate from
£639.00
- Premium Frame System
- Includes Fitted Handle
- Free UK delivery (over £750)
- 0% Finance available
- Expertly crafted by hand in the UK
- Made to any size
- 10yr Structural Weld Warranty
- Choice of Finish
Estimated Delivery Time: Monday 5th May to Friday 9th May.
FREE (mainland) delivery on orders over £750 (excludes Scotland). Orders under this amount are subject to a delivery charge depending on product. See “here” for more.
Simply take three horizontal measurements between existing posts/ pillars…top, middle and bottom. Take SMALLEST width. Then decide how it will hang.

Reduce width by 50mm (2″)

Reduce width by 100mm (4″)

Width: Actual width of gate.
Height: Taken from lowest to highest point of the gate including the horns. We recommend a ground clearance from floor to bottom of gate of 50mm (2″) .
How to Measure
Simply take three horizontal measurements between existing posts/ pillars…top, middle and bottom. Take SMALLEST width. Then decide how it will hang.

Reduce width by 50mm (2″)

Reduce width by 100mm (4″)
Delivery
Estimated Delivery Time: Monday 5th May to Friday 9th May.
FREE (mainland) delivery on orders over £750 (excludes Scotland). Orders under this amount are subject to a delivery charge depending on product. See “here” for more.
Size Guide

Width: Actual width of gate.
Height: Taken from lowest to highest point of the gate including the horns. We recommend a ground clearance from floor to bottom of gate of 50mm (2″) .
Need advice?
Call our team on 0800 6124 965
Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm
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Finance Available.
Up to £6000. Spread the costs. Apply at checkout or call for more details.

METAL FRAMED GARDEN GATES
The Beauty of Iroko with Metal
Combining a deep metal frame with stunning Iroko timber to produce a long lasting and aesthetically pleasing metal framed garden gate.
Iroko hardwood timber comes from the Milicia excelsa tree and is commonly known for it’s warm and attractive appearance. Featuring a golden to dark brown color with interlocked grain patterns. As it ages, it tends to darken, developing a rich patina that adds to its aesthetic appeal.
With natural weather-resistant properties, which make it ideal for outdoor use. It can withstand exposure to different weather conditions, including rain, sun, and humidity, without significant deterioration. This makes it a preferred material for outdoor gates.
Overall, Iroko hardwood timber’s beauty and benefits make it a popular choice for a variety of applications where strength, durability, and an appealing aesthetic are essential considerations.
Iroko is a strong and dense hardwood, making it suitable for heavy-duty applications. Its strength is comparable to teak, making it a reliable choice for construction and woodworking projects that require robust materials.

Specification
Produced using our “Premium” frame system. The depth, thickness and quality of materials used in the construction of metal framed composite gates is a key factor on how the gate will look and perform. We only use the finest steel that’s thicker than many of our competitors. This ultimately produces a long lasting gate that really does “make an entrance”.
GATE MATERIAL | |
FRAME | 40mm x 40mm |
REAR BRACING | 30mm x 15mm Structural Bars |
TIMBER | Iroko (hardwood) |
HANDLE | Key Lock and Handle Included |
BOARD SIZE | Depth 19mm x 125mm (nominal) |
HANDCRAFTED | Made in the UK |
SIZE | Bespoke Available |
Included with Gate
Fitted Lock and Handle: included with the gate.
Gate Furniture: included with the gate: 2 x adjustable hinges and hinge pins. As standard, the position of the hinge will be 6″ (150mm) from the bottom edge of gate and 6″ (150mm) from top edge of gate. If you require these to be different (if for example you already have pins set into a post/ pillar), please call us.
Finish: As standard, the framework will be finished in black (included in price) with optional finish to choose from for timber. We can also supply the frame in any RAL colour if needed.
METAL SIDE GATES
How to Measure
Measuring for your new gate is actually a very simple process.
If existing posts/ pillars are in place, take three horizontal measurements. Top, middle and bottom as shown below.

Make a note of the SMALLEST width.
** If you are replacing the posts, take a measurement of the whole opening width and reduce size by the width of the posts. For example: Opening width of 1m 260mm minus 2x posts (at 50mm wide each) = 1m 160mm.
Next, decide how the gate will hang and reduce width accordingly. The is by far the most popular option.
Option 1: Gate hanging on the rear of posts/ pillars. Main advantage of this set up is the reduced gap that is visible between the gate edge and post.

To calculate gate width: Take the lowest measurement and reduce by 50mm (2″).

This set up example would be used if placing the gate in an alley way or similar. The allowance on the hinge side is greater and does create a visible see through section.
Reduce 100mm (or 4″) from your lowest measurement.
Please note: If purchasing metal posts with your gate, hinge pins will be welded to the post. If not, we supply hinge pin plates for you to fix to existing posts/ pillars.
If ordering online and exact measurement not offered. Reduce to closest size. Want it exact? No problem, call our team to order – 0800 6124 965.