Fabing some gates for the house

The one with the rounded top is for a side yard gate and the other will have a match for the other side and is a 14' driveway gate. It will be and auto opening. I thought they turned out nice so I posted some pics. I will post more as I finish the last one for the double gate.

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Nice :awesomework:

More pics... they are all done. Cant wait to install them.

Man that sure looks nice, how much did you spend on materials?

Thank you. I can buy steel at a business rate from Skagit Steel. I dont feel right to post prices on here since I am not a vendor.

Yes, nice project. Do you have posts already to mount them up too. How heavy? Let's see them all installed..

Nice gates Man!!! :awesomework:

Looks good :awesomework:

my uncle does that for a living and the roller machines he uses etc cranes on H beam to move stacked alot of money to make in that field, I need to build me some.

I built some for <gotta store it> behind walmart in puyallup last yr slide type with chain driven motor installing access pads etc, 6 mo worth of work had fun doing it too:beer:

k2blazen said:

Looks good :awesomework:

my uncle does that for a living and the roller machines he uses etc cranes on H beam to move stacked alot of money to make in that field I need to build me some.

I built some at <gotta store it> behind walmart in puyallup last yr slide type with chain driven motor intalling access pads etc 6 mo worth of work had fun doing it too:beer:

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Is that supposed to be english? I don't know what you just said.

They are all made out of .0625" wall tube. The pickets are 1x1 and the outer frame is 1.5x1.5. 1 guy can carry one section of the gate and I would guess around 100-120lbs maybe. I will be digging holes and installing them soon. I may be building more soon for my cousin in Yakima. Clark may have something to do with the next gate.