Garden Gates
More than an entry, an invitation
A garden gate is more than an entrance — it’s a threshold to a sanctuary. Each one is handcrafted from solid hardwood with traditional joinery that endures for generations. Custom-built to size, our gates belong as much to the architecture as to the landscape — bringing permanence, proportion, and quiet presence to the spaces that welcome you home.
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Latrobe Solid Wood Double Garden Gate
Craigie Solid Wood Double Garden Gate
Richardson Solid Wood Double Garden Gate
Drayton Solid Wood Double Garden Gate
Montpelier Solid Wood Double Garden Gate
Ashford Solid Wood Garden Gate
Gardner Solid Wood Garden Gate
Taliesin Solid Wood Garden Gate
Willowglen Solid Wood Garden Gate
Benicia Solid Wood Garden Gate
Highlyn Arch Top Solid Wood Garden Gate
Cole Arch Top Solid Wood Garden Gate
Elias Scallop Top Solid Wood Garden Gate
Windsor Solid Wood Garden Gate
Astor Solid Wood Garden Gate
Mercer Solid Wood Garden Gate
Fonthill Solid Wood Garden Gate
Tilden Craftsman Solid Wood Garden Gate
Elmira Victorian Solid Wood Garden Gate
Alderlea Solid Wood Garden Gate
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Choose the view through your garden gate
Frame the path into a garden, side yard, or courtyard with a solid wood gate made for the opening. Our custom wooden garden gates come in single and paired designs, with proportions and details you can coordinate with your fence and home.
A gate can leave a glimpse of the garden beyond or give a courtyard more visual separation. Compare open areas, cutouts and solid panels in the designs above. Their placement determines what remains visible from the path and how much of the gate is wood.
Look at the surrounding fence and the approach to the opening. A top profile that relates to nearby rails or an arbor can connect the gate to the landscape. The width of the frame and the pattern within it also affect how substantial the gate appears. We can adjust the size and layout around your opening.
Allow room for everyday use
Think about what needs to pass through: someone carrying garden tools, a wheelbarrow, or equipment you regularly move between the yard and storage. A single pedestrian gate may suit a narrow path; a double garden gate can provide a wider passage when both leaves are open.
Plan the swing with the ground and planting beds in mind. A sloping path, raised edging or nearby steps can affect the clearance under an opening gate. Share the width and height you need, along with the mounting location, so those details can be considered before the gate is built.
The posts or other supports and the selected hinges need to suit the gate’s size and weight. Include the mounting arrangement and latch position in your installation planning. Our team can help you work through the gate dimensions with the person installing it.
Solid wood for an outdoor setting
We build our garden and pedestrian gates with mortise-and-tenon joinery and hardwood selected for exterior use. African Mahogany is our standard wood, a beautiful, durable option; Spanish cedar is another available choice. Consider the amount of sun and rain at the opening when discussing the species and finish.
The wood is supplied unfinished. Follow the finishing guidance to seal all surfaces before installation, and plan for maintenance appropriate to the exposure. Paint can connect the gate with a fence or surrounding trim, while stain brings the grain into the design.
Select a design above to customize your garden gate online. Our craftspeople are available to help with a shaped top, an unusual opening or the layout across a pair. For a gate within the home, browse our wood pet gates.
Unsure if this the style you’re looking for? Visit our Door Buyer's Guide to Architectural Styles.