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Well constructed gates and fences are an integral part of an overall landscaping plan, adding style and utility (keeping dogs in and intruders wildlife out). But gates and fences can add so much more than function and safety to a home when they are custom designed and built to last. Symbolic entry ways These symbolic entry points and property boundaries set the tone for the experience of coming home and transitioning from wherever the day has taken us to the relaxation and restoration of being home. What do your home's entry points symbolize for you, and do you feel soothed by beauty when you approach your home?
Arterra’s Principal, John Majeski designed the above custom privacy gate for a family near Denver’s botanical gardens.
The difference is in the details The sealed natural pine wood with touches of western red cedar accent and classic metal handle add style and contrast for visual appeal against a plain stucco fence. Materials we prefer Some of our favorite materials for creating fence gates are ornamental iron and wood. Western red cedar has a beautiful tenor and ages well with our treatment of a high quality oil based sealer to prevent splitting and shrinkage in Colorado’s dry climate. Composite fences may also be a durable option for those who want a maintenance free fencing solution. Check out some beautiful gate ideas on Pinterest and share any of your favorites with us on Facebook.
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7/9/2021 05:59:34 am
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This bee colony themed entryway has 8" thick lines to have the bolder look right around with the middle honey bee with a hive honeycomb around it. The client likewise claims a wedding setting nearby, and this entryway configuration praises the scene's huge live oak wood entrance that has two honey bee wings with a sign. This interesting passage is a moderate door with a custom logo in the middle. The fencing is a 4-rail round tubing wall that has a craftsmanship embed on each side of the entryway. The passage additionally includes stone segments with specially marked canister lights on each side of the entryway. Fun Fact: The canine in the workmanship scene is an outline of the land owner's canine. 1/11/2022 07:34:46 am
I want to make sure that I get the right gates for my home. It makes sense that I would want to get some custom made. I can see how I could them have them match the aesthetic that I'm looking for. 1/16/2022 07:01:44 am
I do appreciate that this post pointed out that one of the perks of having custom gates installed is that it is more personalized. My wife and I are planning to have our entry gates replaced. I will definitely consider having something custom made as it will give our home a more personal touch. 5/25/2022 05:37:15 am
Whether you need a side gate into the garden or a security gate across the driveway, we’ve got the gate to meet your needs. All our gates are built to your exact specifications and tailored to fit your space. We can install hinged or sliding gates of any width and height to ensure your house is stylish and secure. Our gates can also be automated to allow easy access for your family or employees. 5/26/2022 03:55:48 am
Sometimes your security needs are of the utmost importance. In cases like these, nothing less than the most impassable product will do. Fencemakers have a variety of robust security gates and security fences available for all purposes, from keeping the dog in, to keeping intruders out. The craftsmanship on display here is nothing short of breathtaking. I appreciate how you've not only highlighted the visual appeal but also the functionality and security aspects of these gates. It's evident that you understand the importance of balancing aesthetics with practicality. Leave a Reply. |
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