Swan Neck Double Driveway Gates — Black Bars

Steel and Sap

£252.99

A matched pair of swan neck driveway gates with an open bar section. The top rails sweep up in mirrored S-curves from each outer stile, meeting at the highest point in the middle, with slim black bars set beneath them. Solid tongue and groove boarding across the lower half gives privacy at ground level. The bars above keep a wide pair from reading as a wall across the drive, and let you see who is at the gate before you open it. The bars are black rigid PVC rather than timber. They hold their colour, never need treating, and will not move with the seasons the way a turned timber bar can. Again

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Swan Neck Double Driveway Gates — Black Bars

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