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Gates & Railings

Garden gates and railings are made from high quality timber. Whether you are looking for a traditional gate, framed ledged and braced or pedestrian gate; we've got you covered! Variety of sizes and styles online. Our garden railings also come in a variety of sizes and treatments. 

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    Grange Arched Featheredge (3ft) Gate Green Treated Gate PEFC 1800 x 900 x 62mm (AFG6)

    The Arched Featheredge gate by Grange Fencing is ideal for use in conjunction with all Grange Featheredge panels. The arched top gate is designed to last with pressure-treated timber ensuring longevity in use. The wood used in this feather edge gate is...
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    Grange Golden Brown Superior Lap Gate PEFC 1800 x 900 x 38mm (GSLGT)

    A new and improved Lap gate which perfectly compliments the design and strengths of the Superior Lap panels. The overlap panel constructed using double waney edge slats that are secured into a neat rebated frame, making it stronger than a traditional...
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    Grange Superior Lap Gate Pressure Treated Dark Brown PEFC 1800 x 900 x 38mm

    A lap gate which perfectly compliments the design and strength of the superior lap panel fence.
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    Grange T&G Ledged & Braced Garden Gate Green Pressure Treated 1.8m

    The sturdy tongue and groove structure provides the gate with its strength and durability. Planed timber that is pressure-treated for protection, this gate can be used as either a side entry or front gate.
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    Piranha Gate Kit with lock & hinges Brown Cedar 1830 x 1000 x 80mm (HD)

    Available in a choice of three contemporary colours to match our Traditional Fencing board options, our Tradtional Gate kits are the perfect addition to our composite fencing kits and allow you to keep the same aesthetic in your garden whilst adding new...
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    Charltons Town Wooden Side Gate 1778 x 900mm

    The Town side gate is a quality tongue and groove gate. Framed, ledged and braced, with mortice and tenon joints and a planed finish.

Gates & Railings

Garden gate and garden railing products are an important part of homes and gardens. Garden gates are often placed at the end of a driveway, or as a side gate between a building and a boundary fence. Gates are as much a part of your fencing as railings, creating an access point to an area. They often act as another doorway to your property and may be treated as a front door or as a welcoming part of your garden. An aesthetically pleasing yet functional garden gate will make a good first impression of your property. Complementing garden railings are a fencing option that fit neatly with garden gates.

At Howarth we offer a wide range of garden gates including high-quality timber gates and metal gates in different styles, shapes, and sizes to suit your garden railings and the overall look of your outdoor space.

A few factors for consideration when choosing garden gates:

Privacy
If you are looking for increased privacy, close board panelled gates are great for this as they do not have gaps for people to look through.

Security
Wooden gates that are braced and ledged are more heavy duty than some other gate options. A tall gate is also a good security choice and increases privacy too.

Pets
If you have pets who spend time in your outdoor space, you do not want them to be able to squeeze through gaps in your gate and fence. If this is a concern for your home, avoid gaps that they could fit through.

Style
Garden gate style starts with choosing between metal and wooden garden gates. The decision that you reach is likely to be down to personal taste, as both are great options satisfying different needs. If you are choosing driveway gates, you might want to think about the fence panels you have, as well as the appearance of other gates in the local area.

You won't need planning permission to replace or improve an existing gate or if you don’t intend to increase the size of the gate. However, if you live in a conservation area, you will probably need to speak to your local authority. If the gate will be placed where there has never been one before, you may need to apply for permission if:
-The gate will be over 1m tall
-There is a planning condition or article 4 direction that affects your rights to place or alter gates
-Your home is a listing building
-You share a boundary with a listed building

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