16' wide driveway gates
comments (0) May 30th, 2010 in Project GalleryGates to span the entire driveway. 16' wide, 6'6" high and 3" thick. It was actually harder to make these out of PT than another domestic wood just because of the warpage in Big Box lumber. The joints were simplified through halflap - in a way. 2x lumber, opposite runs on each side with polyurethane adhesive and stainless screws. Two additional side gates were made with PT lumber, mortise and tennon joints and polyurethane glue. The guy at Home Depot was kind enough to let me use the concrete joints and the floor in his sheet good area so that me and my 9 year old son could draw out half of the ellipse. I couldn't find handles I liked, so I made them with 1" square steel tube offset from the door by 3" sections of 3/4" round steel tube.
Design or Plan used: My Own Design - Rob Wokaty
posted in: Project Gallery, Pressure Treated Gates Ellipse
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