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An Arching Wood Gate with alternating upper picket widths of  1-5/8"--3-1/4".   Spaced at 3/4". 

--Because the pickets are spaced at 3/4" instead of the standard 1-1/2", and a shorter length than usual, we manage to create a semi-private gate without the uninviting aesthetic of a fortress.

A seemingly bucolic setting for our double entry gates in Palo Alto, California, defined by a signature brick wall from the mid 60's.

We show a few extra images of this residence as a rare example of how a solid perimeter wall can actually enhance the curb appeal of what is otherwise an unassuming 1965 Ranch style architecture.

As a subtle agreement, the vertical reliefs in the brick wall are mimicked with the open lower slots in the gates.

Arching Gate 76 in Kapoei, Hawaiin. For mounting post-jambs to irregular stonework, it is often best to embed threaded rod into the columns that feeds into pre-bored holes in the post/jamb.

Showing a slightly longer upper picket area.  We are waiting for our final installation photos from Norwalk, Connecticut.

People write and call in--contractors mostly--asking 'how do we sandwich the pickets?'  They are not sandwiched, for goodness sakes. Sandwiching is done with screws and nails and added layers and denotes the methodology of a carpenter's gate.  Carpenter's gates are fine, and dandy, but should not be confused with a CPW gate.

  A deceptive site that might appear more tropical, but in truth our this #76 wood gate is in San Rafael, California.

-The relationship of Fences and Gates. A common panel design to accompany the Garden Gate #76.
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