3/4 Split Driveway Gates | Metal Driveway Gate | Iron Driveway Gate | Driveway Gate | UKB6

Description

This 3/4 split driveway gate brings a sharp, contemporary look to any entrance with its tightly spaced horizontal slats finished in a deep anthracite grey. The gate is divided into two unevenly sized leaves rather than a standard even split, giving a wide primary opening for vehicles alongside a narrower secondary leaf that can be used independently for pedestrian access. Framed between two smooth white rendered pillars, this split driveway gate creates a striking contrast between the dark metalwork and the pale masonry either side.

Design Details of This Split Driveway Gate

The defining feature of this 3/4 split driveway gate is the uneven division between the two leaves, visible where a vertical flush-fitted post and handle mark the meeting point.

Slat Pattern & Finish

• Continuous fine horizontal slats running the full width of both leaves for a uniform linear look
• Anthracite grey powder-coated finish that reads dark against the white rendered pillars
• Slim vertical post and integrated handle at the split line where the leaves close together

Opening Configuration

• Wider leaf for full vehicle access, narrower leaf for pedestrian use or partial opening
• Flush closure line with no visible gap when both leaves are shut

Where This Driveway Gate Fits

Set into rendered pillars with a paved driveway approach, this 3/4 split driveway gate suits modern property fronts where a solid, screening design is preferred over open railings. The horizontal slat spacing is close enough to limit visibility through the gate while still allowing light and air through.

• Left-hand pillar houses a flush-mounted mailbox or intercom unit, built directly into the render
• Full-height gate leaves matching the height of the boundary wall on either side
• Clean sightline with the top and bottom slats running level across both leaves

Why This 3/4 Split Driveway Gate Works Well

Choosing a split driveway gate with an uneven leaf division gives more flexibility day to day than a symmetrical two-leaf gate, since the smaller leaf can be opened alone for visitors or deliveries without swinging the full width. The horizontal slat design also gives the gate a distinctly modern, architectural character compared to traditional vertical bar styles.

• Practical uneven split for everyday pedestrian use without opening the full gate
• Horizontal slats give a strong linear, contemporary appearance
• Dark anthracite finish pairs cleanly with white or light-coloured rendered walls

Frequently Asked Questions

What does “3/4 split” mean on this driveway gate?

It refers to the uneven division of the two gate leaves, where one lea