Garden Gate from Fenceonline
Fenceonline offers various garden gates and doors in different materials, heights, and widths. Our range of garden gates is suitable for any garden fences and provides options to match your needs. The garden gates from Fenceonline provide privacy and security for your garden. Peeking into your garden becomes a thing of the past with a stylish and sturdy garden gate. Curious? Discover more about the different garden gates offered by Fenceonline.
Types of Garden Gates
At Fenceonline, we have various types of garden gates. We offer wooden gates, metal gates, railing gates, oak gates, and even sliding gates. For every type of garden boundary or fencing, we have a matching garden gate or door.
Wooden Garden Gates and Doors
Are you looking for a wooden garden door? We can deliver our wooden garden gates from stock, and they are available in the following types:
- Douglas garden gates
- Pine garden gates
- Black pine garden gates
- Hardwood garden gates
- Red Class garden gates
- Brown pine garden gates
You've come to the right place at Fenceonline if you're looking for a sleek Douglas garden door or prefer a robust and sturdy look in your garden and want to opt for a black pine fence door. At Fenceonline, we offer a wide range of garden gates and doors where you can find everything you need. All gates come complete with hardware and a cylinder lock.
Metal Garden Gates
The metal garden gates from Fenceonline are available in multiple colours, heights, and types. For single wire mesh and twin wires mesh, the same garden gates are usually used. However, there is a distinction between a premium and a professional gate. Additionally, you can choose between a double garden gate or a single garden gate for the metal fencing. The double gate has two wings that can both open to the left or the right. The single garden gates, logically, have only one wing.
Our bamboo, wooden, and metal fencing gates are resistant to all weather conditions, ensuring a long lifespan for the garden gate. Order your fencing gate easily at Fenceonline.
Bamboo Garden Gates
The bamboo garden gates have a natural appearance and are also very sturdy due to the steel frame in which the bamboo posts are secured side by side. This steel construction ensures that your fencing gate is highly durable. Bamboo further provides a tropical vibe to your garden. They are a perfect match if you have chosen a bamboo fences as your garden boundary.
Oak Gates
If you're looking for a robust and authentic Dutch product, choose an oak wooden access gate. These wooden garden gates are available in various designs and are considered true eye-catchers. These oak gates can also be easily automated if desired. Motors are installed on both wings of the double swing gate, giving you access to your property or garden with the push of a button. Take a quick look at our assortment of oak gates.
Sliding Gates from Fenceonline
At Fenceonline, we also offer a wide range of aluminium sliding gates and steel sliding gates. We even have some of these in stock. If you have special requirements, such as very large sliding gates, we can produce these to measure. Our sliding gates can be delivered as a complete package, but we can also assemble and install them for you.
Are you looking for extras, such as a GSM module or a Wi-Fi gate opener? That's no problem we can handle the installation as well. Want more information? Feel free to contact our customer service. They can answer all your questions about our sliding gates and help you make the right choice.
Our sliding gates are available with Twin wire mesh fillings or with railing fillings. It all depends on what you find the most attractive, practical, or secure.
Complete Package at Fenceonline
The garden gates and doors from Fenceonline are easy to install yourself. Additionally, the various fencing gates are virtually maintenance-free, offering a long lifespan and making them a sustainable investment. At Fenceonline, we provide you with a complete package for your fence gate, which can be conveniently delivered to your home. Complete your garden with other items from Fenceonline's assortment, such as fences, Gabion walls, and Palisade fence. Prefer to pick up your garden gate yourself? That's also possible just contact us to arrange it. If you have questions or need advice about the various garden gates from Fenceonline, feel free to contact us.
Preparing for Electric Installation and Assembly
You can install your electric gate yourself, or we can do it for you. If you choose to have our specialists handle the work, there are a few preparations you need to make. To ensure the installation goes as smoothly as possible, here's what is required:
- Electricity must be available within a 1-meter radius of the gate.
- A network cable must be present if internet access is needed (e.g., for opening the gate via an app).
- A location to mount the control box.
- Ground prepared for construction.
- Arranging a KLIC notification (to check for underground cables).
Gate Installation Service
Fenceonline is the specialist for installing your brand-new gate. We deliver and install gates throughout the Netherlands, Belgium, and even Germany. Upon request, we can also remove your old gate, vegetation, or existing boundary before installing your custom-designed gate.
Installing a wooden or metal gate is easier than ever with our installation service. Curious about the costs of having a gate installed? Quickly and easily calculate it with our gate package. We ensure a neat finish and won't stop until you're satisfied!
For those seeking a complete solution, we offer the option to install both a gate and fencing together. This is especially convenient when ordered as a package, ensuring that the style and execution are perfectly aligned. Curious about our past projects? Take a look at our completed installations.
Installing a Gate Yourself
Are you handy and enjoy working with your hands? Then we encourage you to install your gate yourself. With the help of friends or family and Fenceonline's detailed manuals, you can successfully install your own gate. Proper preparation is key following the right steps ensures your gate is secure and long-lasting.
For a detailed step-by-step guide, refer to our manual for installing a gate. To get you started, here's an overview of the process for installing a gate yourself:
Installing a Metal Gate
- Unpacking: Place the components on a soft surface.
- Determine the dimensions, swing direction, and position.
- Preparing Hinges: Pre-adjust the hinges. Lightly attach the eye bolts to the gate wing without tightening.
- Flexibility: Adjust the eye bolts to ensure the correct spacing between the posts.
- Placing Posts: Install the posts upright and at the correct height, secure with concrete, and allow to harden.
- Installing the Latch Receiver: Attach the latch receiver using an Allen key and screwdriver, adjusted to the swing direction.
- Hanging the Gate Wing: Hang the wing and tighten the eye bolt nuts securely.
- Installing the Lock: Attach the lock housing and insert the cylinder lock with the handle and cover plate.
Installing a wooden gate
- Determining the direction of rotation: The direction of rotation of the gate is adjustable. Turn the gate for left or right turning. Adjusting the latch in the lock determines the direction of rotation inwards or outwards.
- Preparation: Measure the passage. Lay the gate and frame flat, with the hinges facing upwards. Determine the position of the frame around the gate, with the stop strip opposite the hinges. Make sure that the bottom of the frame protrudes for the correct height.
- Installing the frame: Use impact plugs to attach the frame to a wall or post, after pre-drilling. First install one frame section, attach the top strip level, and connect with the second frame section.
- Installing the gate: Place the gate on a raised surface, check the plate thumbs, and hang the gate. If necessary, adjust the hinges for a correct closure.
Installing the lock: Determine the location for the lock, drill holes for the cylinder and door handle. Install the lock case and cylinder, place the door handles and tighten the screws. - Adjusting the latch bolt: Adjust the latch bolt after determining the direction of rotation and mounting the lock. The beveled side of the latch bolt must point towards the frame side. Change this if necessary by pushing the pawl upwards and turning the latch bolt.
- Mounting the lock: Slide the lock case into the gate, leaving some space for adjustments. Attach the cylinder and secure it with the largest screw supplied. Mount the door handles with the handle pin and secure it with the Allen key.
- Mounting the strike plate: To be able to close the gate correctly, turn the night bolt out (gate in closed position without it being closed). Mark the positions of the night bolt and latch bolt on the frame. Mount the strike plate in the marked positions, possibly using a chisel for neater grooves. Check that everything closes correctly and mount the strike plate permanently.