Gate Designs

Our many gate designs can create the perfect ambiance for whatever style you are looking for. From commercial gate designs to residential models and styles, our gate designs are ready to wow you, your neighbors, or your customers, all while providing security. Our gate designs can be customized to your application. Swing gates, vertical lift gates, slide gates and more options await you! Our gate designs can be paired with many operators to ensure smooth, seamless opening and closing that meet your budget. We know each of our gates and operators and can properly match your chosen gate design with the right operator or access control system!

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Arched Top Gates

An arched top gate rises in a smooth, even curve between the posts, with the center sitting higher than the ends. That curve softens the look of a long iron fence line and suits wide driveway entrances well. The designs below include decorative rings, diamond accents, spear-point pickets, and short lower pickets that help keep small pets in the yard.

Drawing of an arched-top black iron gate with decorative rings along the top and bottom rails — Arched 1: Ring Bands On The Top And Bottom Rails

Drawing of an arched-top iron gate with rings along the top, short lower pickets, and a ring band at the base — Arched 2: Top Ring Band With Short Lower Pickets

Drawing of an arched-top iron gate with spear-point pickets and decorative rings along the top and bottom — Arched 3: Spear Points With Top And Bottom Ring Bands

Drawing of an arched-top iron gate with spear-point pickets, double top rails, and short spear-point lower pickets — Arched 4: Spear Points, Double Top Rail, Lower Pickets

Drawing of an arched-top iron gate with double top rails, plain pickets, and short lower pickets — Arched 5: Double Top Rail With Short Lower Pickets

Drawing of a simple arched-top iron gate with double top rails and evenly spaced plain pickets — Arched 6: Plain Pickets With A Double Top Rail

Drawing of an arched-top iron gate with spear-point pickets and short spear-point lower pickets — Arched 7: Spear Points With Spear-Tipped Lower Pickets

Drawing of an arched-top iron gate with tall spear-point pickets and no lower accents — Arched 8: Tall Spear-Point Pickets

Drawing of an arched-top iron gate with double top rails and small diamond accents between them — Arched 9: Diamond Accents Between Double Top Rails

Drawing of an arched-top iron gate with double top rails and spear-point pickets rising above the arch — Arched 10: Spear Points Above A Double Top Rail

Bell Top Gates

A bell top dips slightly near each post before climbing to a peak in the middle. It reads as more formal than a plain arch. Spear points and ring bands are optional on every bell design shown here, and you can add short lower pickets if you need to keep pets inside.

Drawing of a bell-top iron gate with plain vertical pickets and short lower pickets — Bell 1: Plain Pickets With Short Lower Pickets

Drawing of a bell-top iron gate with spear-point pickets, double top rails, and short spear-point lower pickets — Bell 2: Spear Points, Double Top Rail, Lower Pickets

Drawing of a bell-top iron gate with spear-point pickets, a ring band at top and bottom, and short lower pickets — Bell 3: Spear Points, Ring Bands, Lower Pickets

Drawing of a bell-top iron gate with double top rails, plain pickets, and short lower pickets — Bell 4: Double Top Rail With Short Lower Pickets

Drawing of a bell-top iron gate with spear-point pickets and a band of decorative rings along the top — Bell 5: Spear Points With A Top Ring Band

Drawing of a bell-top iron gate with spear-point pickets and decorative ring bands along the top and bottom — Bell 6: Spear Points With Top And Bottom Ring Bands

Drawing of a simple bell-top iron gate with a single curved top rail and plain pickets — Bell 7: Single Curved Rail With Plain Pickets

Drawing of a bell-top iron gate with double curved top rails and spear-point pickets — Bell 8: Spear Points Above A Double Top Rail

Flat Top Gates

Flat top gates run a straight top rail across the full width of the opening, so they line up cleanly with most existing iron fencing. They’re a common pick for slide gates and commercial entrances. Spear-point pickets add a security edge, while a plain top keeps the look simple.

Drawing of a flat-top iron gate with spear-point pickets, a band of rings under the top rail, and short lower pickets — Flat 1: Spear Points, Top Ring Band, Lower Pickets

Drawing of a flat-top iron gate with spear-point pickets extending above a straight top rail — Flat 2: Spear Points Above A Straight Top Rail

Drawing of a flat-top iron gate with spear-point pickets and two horizontal bands of decorative scrollwork — Flat 3: Spear Points With Two Bands Of Scrollwork

Drawing of a flat-top iron gate with a plain top rail and short lower pickets — Flat 4: Plain Top Rail With Short Lower Pickets

Drawing of a flat-top iron gate with double top rails and spear-point pickets — Flat 5: Spear Points Above A Double Top Rail

Drawing of a simple flat-top iron gate with evenly spaced plain pickets — Flat 6: Plain Top Rail With Evenly Spaced Pickets

Drawing of a flat-top iron gate with double top rails, plain pickets, and short lower pickets — Flat 7: Double Top Rail With Short Lower Pickets

Drawing of a flat-top iron gate with double top rails and plain pickets — Flat 8: Double Top Rail With Plain Pickets

Drawing of a flat-top iron gate with decorative ring bands along the top and bottom rails — Flat 9: Ring Bands On The Top And Bottom Rails