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Access for Pedestrians |
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Access for Pedestrians with dogs |
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Access for horseriders |
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Access for mobility vehicles by use of RADAR key |
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Access for large mobility vehicles for disabled ramblers and large 3-wheeled pushchairs |
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Access for medium mobility for vehicles wheelchairs and pushchairs |
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Complies with specifications in BS5709:2006 for Gaps, Gates and Stiles |
Our specialised fittings are designed to allow timber gates to be opened easily from both sides and to self close. We also supply traditional fittings but we think they limit access to rights of way.
SELF CLOSING MECHANISMS
Self-closing gates are generally desirable on rights of way and we recommend offset hinges. They are virtually maintenance free and ensure the gate closes every time. When gates are correctly installed using our fittings they will close even from 2” away. We have tested other traditional methods using weights and springs but think they are unsatisfactory. Springs usually fail after a short time in use and weights can pose a potential safety hazard to RoW users.
Designed for kissing gates and suitable for gateposts of 150mm x 150mm or larger.
Supplied as a complete kit comprising Top Hinge double strap, lower offset hinge strap, top hinge hook and a bottom adjustable hinge hook. The kit also come complete with all required fixings to attach to a timber gate.
Specifically designed for pedestrian and bridle gates opening one way only
and suitable for 150x150mm gate posts or larger.
Complete kit includes an offset double strap and lower adjustable hinge eye
and post hinge hooks. Also included are all the necessary fixings to assemble
the kit.
The offset hinge design enables a two way opening option for pedestrian and
bridle gate. The kit is suitable for 175 x 175mm posts although it can be used
on 150 x 150mm posts but will need packing out.
Kit comes complete with top ‘superhook’ and hinge strap and lower double half
pin hinge assembly with all fixings to attach the hinge system to the gate.
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