Arch Top Wooden Garden Gate, 6ft x 4ft Feather Edge Fully Framed Door | 180cm High x 120cm Wide, Heavy Duty, Overlapped Treated Timber, Paintable, Pedestrian Rear Gate, for Home Side Entrance

DESIGN - Rough-sawn feather edge pedestrian gate cladded for durability with traditional appearance, providing both strength and a classic timber finish featuring an attractive arch top, suitable for residential entrances. DIMENSIONS - H.180cm x W.120cm. Approximate Sizing, Height: 1800mm x Width: 1200mm x Depth: 50mm. The arch is measured from the shoulder to its highest point, approximately 14cm. CONSTRUCTION - Manufactured to be fully framed, measuring approx. 70mm x 34mm, traditionally made for reliable strength and stability, and cladded with rough-sawn feather edge boards for a classic, long-lasting finish. NATURAL TIMBER - Authentic solid wood construction means every gate showcases unique natural variations in colour and grain patterns, truly one-of-a-kind. FIXING KIT - A 450mm Ring and Suffolk latch hinge packs can be purchased alongside this gate, feel free to browse our range if you'd like to add. VALUE - Combines quality craftsmanship and reliable performance, offering a practical and cost-effective solution for a variety of outdoor settings. TREATED - All timber components are tanalised and pressure treated for maximum protection against rot, decay, and harsh UK weather conditions year-round. Our products are treated with Tanalith E, green flecks may appear within the wood but will fade over time as the products weather. MADE IN UK - Handcrafted by skilled gate makers in our Shropshire factory, ensuring true British quality and craftsmanship. Discover our reviews to see why customers choose us. SUPPORT - Access our responsive UK-based customer support team ready to assist with any product questions, installation guidance, or delivery concerns promptly. DISCLAIMER - For optimal results, we recommend waiting 6-8 weeks post-installation before applying paint or additional treatments to allow proper treatment drying. Timber will always contract and expand in different weather conditions, some dimensional variation should be expected.