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This guide is for homeowners seeking to enhance their property's entrance with the Burbage Iron Craft Manor Ball Top Double Driveway Gate. It provides a classic aesthetic and durable construction, but requires regular maintenance to preserve its appearance and functionality. This guide will help you understand the features, installation, and care of your new gate, ensuring it provides lasting value and curb appeal.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | MAZP40 |
| Brand | Burbage Iron Craft |
The gate is designed to fit a 2134mm post-to-post gap.
The gate is constructed with solid metal frames (25mm x 10mm) and 12mm infill bars.
The gate comes with hanging brackets, a rocker latch, and a drop bolt. However, screws are not included.
Regularly inspect the gate for rust, clean it with mild soap and water, and repaint it every couple of years.
The gate is electro-galvanized for rust resistance and finished with a black powder coating.
The height to the top of the ball finial is 915mm.
Check for obstructions and lubricate hinges and latch.
Clean the affected area and repaint with a suitable metal paint.
Check the hinges for wear and replace if necessary. Ensure the posts are providing adequate support.
Setup: The gate comes with hanging brackets, a rocker latch, and a drop bolt. However, you will need to acquire screws for installation. Ensure the gate posts are level and the gap is precisely 2134mm. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for mounting the brackets and securing the gate.
Compatibility: This gate is designed for a 2134mm post-to-post gap and is compatible with various driveway designs. Ensure your posts are sturdy enough to support the gate's weight.
Care: Inspect the gate regularly for signs of rust or damage. Clean the gate with mild soap and water. Repaint the gate every couple of years, depending on environmental exposure, to maintain its finish and protect against rust. Lubricate the hinges and latching mechanism as needed.
