Driveway Gates London
Our gate work
Explore real examples of our driveway gate and pedestrian gate work. Look at the shapes, finishes and matching details, then tell us what you have in mind for your own entrance.
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Four-panel driveway gates
Straight bars and spear tops give all four panels a consistent look across the opening. The second image captures work in progress, with the gate operators visible on the driveway side.
Ornamental gates and matching railings
The driveway gates, pedestrian entrance and boundary railings share the same rings and spear-top detailing. Brick pillars break up the frontage while the metalwork carries a continuous pattern between them.
Arched gates with a pedestrian entrance
The curved top gives the driveway entrance a distinct outline, with a separate gate alongside for access on foot. The view from inside shows how the gates sit between the boundary walls and where the operators are positioned.
A straight-top metal gate
A flat top and evenly spaced vertical bars create a clean outline against the brick pillars. The open-bar design leaves the house and driveway visible through the entrance.
Spear-top driveway gates
Spear-top detailing gives this entrance a traditional finish while leaving a view through to the drive. The black metalwork sits between brick pillars, with the gate profile following the line of the frontage.
A gate for a side passage
The gate and side panels fill the passage between the walls, giving this entrance its own defined opening. When choosing a similar gate, consider what needs to pass through it, including people, bins or bicycles, alongside the appearance.
