Garden Gates

When you buy cheap garden gates from us, you do not get an inferior quality garden gate. Instead, you buy a low-cost gate made from premium FSC-certified wood in various styles to suit all garden aesthetics and every family's budget. We have top-quality garden entrances in all sizes, from 3’x3’ to 3’x6’. Our wooden garden gates are not only the entrance to your private garden space but also a barrier to children and pets, keeping everyone safe.

Our garden barriers are available in a selection of styles to suit each garden scheme and landscape story. Choose from the following gate types:

• Cute picket gates - that allow you to see out into the street
• Decorative gates - that offer a modern or classic aesthetic to your boundary fence
• Side gates - that are available in noise-reducing timber

No matter what you need, we have cheap garden gateways for all households.

Picket gates are perfect for front gardens; their see-through style means you can look out and others can look in, but they still create a barrier between you and the outside world. Picket fences conjure up a country cottage feel, a traditional gate that allows easy access but still says, ‘If you do not have an invitation, you cannot come in.’ Picket gates are usually 3’x3’ or 3’x4’ and are available in various colours and thickness of pickets. Choose a picket style gate to match our fence panels in matching picket-style or mix and match to create a bespoke look.

If you are lucky enough to have a home that sits on its own, either a semi-detached, end of terrace or detached property, you will likely need a side gate. Side gates are perfect for easy access to your back garden, allowing bikes, garden machinery and people to enter your property without going through the house.

A secure side gate is a must if your home runs alongside a public right of way. We sell garden barriers made from noise-reducing acoustic timber that helps maintain peace in your personal space and tall side gates that offer security and a deterrent to passersby. Our side gates provide a solution for every access problem.

Decorative wooden garden gates cover a wide range of styles, here is a list of our cheap garden gates, which are suitable for many homes:

• Contemporary pale gate
• Horizontal clad side gate with domed top features
• Picket garden gate
• Tongue and groove garden gate
• Wooden board side gate

Look for the following design styles, as just a few examples:

• City garden
• Classic
• Contemporary
• Country cottage
• Modern
• Rustic
• Traditional

Look no further than B&M for the best cheap garden gate deals around.

The way your gates are clad makes a significant difference in style and levels of security. Cladding also makes a difference to the robustness of the gates and in turn, their functionality.

Closeboard cladding, like featheredge, is a traditional and robust style often used in garden gates and fence panels. It consists of vertical boards that overlap, creating a strong, solid construction. This method ensures durability and provides excellent privacy and security. When closeboard cladding is used in gates, you can trust that they are sturdy and built to last.

Hit and miss cladding is another way to describe a slatted look. These garden gateways generally have spaces between the planks, allowing light and air to circulate. Another name for ‘hit and miss’ cladding is straight-edge cladding, and these gates offer a cleaner aesthetic for a contemporary look that can also be decorative but is definitely not rustic.

Tongue and groove cladding is a traditional or classic style. T&G-clad gates are solid and secure, offering an overlapped style that blacks out light and sound. Tongue and groove are one of the most popular cladding styles for garden entrances and can be matched with tongue and groove fence panels for a complete look.

When you are buying gates for your garden, only buy side gates and back and front gates that have been dip treated or pressure treated.

We understand that sometimes it is all about your budget; however, if you can keep our suggestions in mind, you will get the most out of your garden entrances:

• Pressure treated- these gates will have been treated with wood preservatives. The wood is put into a vacuum, and large amounts of pressure are applied to the timber to seal in the chemical treatment through the wooden fibres
• Dip treated – these gates will have been submerged in a tank filled with wood preserve and left to soak. The treatment is effective if the entire gate is submerged

Our gates carry lengthy guarantees from 10 – 15 years. The chances are you will grow tired of your garden gates before they tire of you.

We are eager to assist you! For any questions regarding garden gates, you can reach us at 0330 041 6420 (standard local rates apply). Alternatively, if you prefer to contact us via email, please click here to fill out the contact form.

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