Ornate Bi-Fold Gate (6-Leaf) – Equestrian Estate
An ornate bi-fold gate suited to an equestrian estate, metal frame construction finished in any RAL colour. Call 02089116000 for pricing.
Description
Fitted at an equestrian estate, this ornate bi-fold gate pairs a traditional look with the everyday practicality a working driveway gate needs to deliver. Six leaves fold back neatly against the boundary at an equestrian estate, opening the full width of the drive in one smooth action.
The metal frame construction is available in any RAL colour, specified to sit comfortably against the existing brick, render or stonework at an equestrian estate, and features a gently arched top rail, decorative spear-point finials and a wrought scroll-and-floral panel across the lower leaves. For an equestrian estate, being able to specify the exact shade means the gate can be matched precisely to the property’s existing palette rather than settling for a close approximation.
With no bottom track to fit at an equestrian estate, the cantilever bi-fold mechanism folds the six leaves back cleanly, well suited to a driveway with any camber or slope. For an equestrian estate, that track-free operation keeps the driveway surface uninterrupted, which also simplifies resurfacing or landscaping work later on.
Motorised operation is available as an option, letting the six leaves open and close at the press of a button — a welcome feature at an equestrian estate, particularly where the driveway is used several times a day.
The gate does more than improve kerb appeal at an equestrian estate — a closed boundary gate is a straightforward, visible way to add a layer of security to the property without needing further landscaping work.
The compact folding action makes the most of the available driveway space at an equestrian estate, opening fully without eating into planting beds, parking areas or turning circles nearby.
Ready to get a quote for a gate like this at an equestrian estate? Call 02089116000 and the team can advise on the right specification for the driveway at an equestrian estate.
