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Wooden Driveway gate. Built this wooden swing driveway gate for privacy and security. Decided on wood so my dog cannot bark at people when they are passing the driveway.
Materials
Tools
Pine. Metal L brackets.
Bosch Blue drill and driver
Makita sliding compound mitre saw
Steps
Step 1
1/7Measure the driveway.
Divide length by two - for two sections
Step 2
2/7Measure and cut pine to size and assemble
Step 3
3/7Join each piece with metal l bracket
Step 4
4/7Install pine decking timber across all fence beams.
Step 5
5/7Hang gates
Step 6
6/7Install latches and locking mechanism
Step 7
7/7Apply kwila decking oil.
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Re: Wooden driveway gate
Good Afternoon @Oreoprojects
Nice looking gate I was wondering with each side of the gate are the two panels joined with a bar cross the width of two panels or do they have a hinge on them? so they open concertina style?
No doggos coud see through it but im sure they will find a way to "welcome" passerbys
Dave
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Re: Wooden driveway gate
Hi. Dave
Thanks for the comments. It does not open concertina style - i fixed them in the middle with a flat bar at the back. Reason for the 4 panels is to avoid the gate sagging.
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Re: Wooden driveway gate
That looks great @Oreoprojects! Well done on a very neat, sturdy and functional looking gate.
Many thanks for sharing.
Mitchell

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