One of the most common questions we get is about gate widths. Folks aren’t always sure what gate options we offer and what width they need for their project. So I thought I would put something together going over some common gate widths and what size your project may require.
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Iron and Aluminum Gate Latch Options
There are a variety of latch options when it comes to metal gates made of iron or aluminum. We offer 4 different latch options that will work with all our iron gates and aluminum gates.
Iron and Aluminum Gate Hinge Options
Most folks don?t think about the gate hinges when buying a fence or driveway gate, so today I wanted to familiarize you with the gate hinges available for both our iron and aluminum gates.
What Do I Need to DIY Install an Iron or Aluminum Gate?
Looking to install your own wrought iron or aluminum gate, but you aren’t sure what you’ll need? We dive into the details to guide you through the materials and tools typically needed to install one of our DIY Stronghold Iron® or Infinity Aluminum® gates.
Rolling / Sliding / Cantilever Iron and Aluminum Driveway Gates
I often get asked why there are no rolling, sliding or cantilever gates listed on the website. While we have made many of these gates custom, we do not stock a ‘standard’ version in the warehouse. The reasons are two-fold: Complexity and Cost.
What are Some of the Standard Gate Latch Options?
Gate hardware is an often overlooked part of the fence system. Folks are often unaware of what gate latch options there are even available to them. There are a couple basic styles that we offer. Read More
Double vs Single Driveway Gate: What are the Pros and Cons?
Estate/ Driveway gates typically come in two configurations as well as being available in both aluminum and iron. A single gate and a double gate setup. For the purpose of Read More
What if I Want to Mount My Wrought Iron or Aluminum Fence to Something Other Than Your Posts?
Looking to mount your iron or aluminum fence to something other than the posts we provide? Read on to see if brick, stone, wood or masonry pillars or columns are something you can use in their place.