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The Jubilee bespoke gate is an unusually attractive made-to-measure gate with detailed chamfering to stiles and the top bar.

This quality made-to-measure gate is created using modern technology as well as traditional joinery skills. The gate has strong mortice & tenon construction and a planed finish. Additionally, the Jubilee has a heavy-duty bottom rail as standard. Water runoff features help extend the life of the gates. These features encourage the water to run off as well as impede water ingress. The gates are also supplied and treated with two coats of preservative. All gates must be treated with a Modern UV wood oil prior to installation.

Made in Britain, the Jubilee driveway gate is manufactured using ethically sourced joinery grade Iroko. 

• Wood Type: Iroko
• Finish: Supplied untreated ready for treatment
• Widths: Up to 7′ (2.10m) per gate.
• Height: Up to 5′ (1.525m) * per gate.
• Automation: Ready for automation with a heavy-duty rail (please consult a qualified installer).
• Recommended Fittings: Top Ride Hinges + Ring Latch + Drop bolt & socket set (both gates if a pair).
• Stile Tops: A choice of stile tops is not available in this design.

Recommended Post Sizes

Additional information

• Availability: All sizes made to order.
• Special widths: Available to order.
• Special heights: Available to order.
• Hanging: Gates must be hung with the bracing raising up from the bottom of the stile.
• Softwood: Joinery grade PEFC-certified sustainable timber.
• Hardwood: Joinery grade Iroko sourced in line with EU Timber Regulation.
• Manufacture: Made In Britain.
• Recommended Treatment: Modern UV Wood Oil.
• Water Run-Off Features: Built-in features that aid water runoff and impede water ingress.
• Bracing: As the width of a gate increases there will be a minimum height restriction to ensure that gate integrity is maintained. This allows the bracing to fully support the gate.

Hot weather & wooden gates

Wooden gates are a natural product responding to the conditions that they are in, especially heat and humidity. In hot weather, wooden gates can twist especially if one side of the gate receives more sunlight than the other. Wood is a hygroscopic material, which means it naturally absorbs and gives off water to balance out with its surrounding environment. Twisting is likely to be caused by one side drying out more quickly than the other. It is also quite common for small splits (shakes & checks) to occur during drying. This is nature at work and should NOT be considered a fault. This is not normally detrimental to the gate's stability & structure and should rectify as temperatures cool.

For more information about the effects of hot weather & wooden gates, please visit our main gate manufacturer Chalton Gates to read the in-depth article.