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Winslow Double Gate
Winslow Double Gate
Winslow Double Gate
Winslow Double Gate

Winslow Double Gate

CODE: Winslow DG 1470 - 1200
$3,888.42 Inc. GST
$0.00
$3,888.42
✓ 10-Year structural Warranty
✓ Australian Made
✓ Made to Order
Winslow Double Gate

Winslow Double Gate

$0.00 $3,888.42
Winslow Double Gate
Winslow Double Gate
Winslow Double Gate
Winslow Double Gate

Winslow Double Gate

$0.00 $3,888.42
Size: 1 x Pair 1470mm Wide x 1200mm High
Description
Description
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— Winslow Double Gates —

Some Homes Are Finished
the Day the Gates Go On.

The heaviest pair we build. Two solid steel panels, a cross brace welded across each, and a swept line across the top that turns the turn-in off the road into an arrival.

01

The cross brace isn't a detail. It's the structure.

Set across the solid lower panel of each leaf sits the signature Winslow move — a single, honest 75 × 25 RHS cross brace, welded corner to corner. It's not ornament. It's the language of barn doors, stable gates and the working entrances of properties built to last more than one generation. Carried here in heavy galvanised steel, in leaves you actually have to lean into to swing. Across a driveway it reads twice: two crosses facing each other, holding the whole opening together as one composition.

02

Solid lower panels. A genuine boundary.

Behind each cross, a full 2mm steel backing sheet with feature rivets — not slats, not gaps, not a peek through to the cars and the front lawn. The driveway is the widest opening in the boundary and usually the one that gives everything away. This closes it. Above the rail the pair opens up with vertical uprights to let air and light through, so it never reads as a wall. Closed where it should be closed. Open where it should be open.

03

Built like the property it stands at the front of

Welded at every joint in our Tamworth workshop from premium Australian steel — 75 × 75 SHS gate sides, hefty 75 × 50 RHS rails, 75 × 25 RHS crosses and uprights, solid steel backing panels. The top doesn't run flat: it lifts at the outer edges and sweeps gently through the centre, so the pair reads as one drawn line rather than two rectangles pushed together. A straight rail is far cheaper to build. This is the reason people slow down at the front of the property without quite knowing why.

04

Heavy-duty ball bearing hinges, included — and built to your opening

Hardware is where an expensive-looking gate gives itself away, usually inside the first year — and on a pair this heavy there is nowhere for a weak hinge to hide. Depending on the size you order, a set of Winslow leaves weighs between 98 and 152 kilograms. So both hinge sides are finished level, full height, specifically to carry a pair of heavy-duty ball bearing hinges each. Sealed 180° bearings take the load instead of grinding against it, rated well beyond the weight of the gates, so they swing smooth and effortless and never drop or drag. Each hinge is fully adjustable on a threaded stem, so the installer can dial both leaves square on their posts and set the centre gap true on site — then leave it set. Zinc plated for the weather. Included in the price, not an upsell.

Tell us the opening and we'll draw the pair to suit it. Leaf split, swing direction, the height you want at the outer edges and the depth of the sweep through the middle are all set before a single cut is made — because on a double the centre is the first thing the eye lands on, and a pair that meets true is the difference between an entrance and two gates. Nothing is trimmed or forced to fit on site. And if you plan to automate now or later, tell us at the order: an opener only ever performs as well as the hinges underneath it.

— The point —

A statement entrance
for a place worth
making a statement about.

Most driveway gates apologise. The Winslow doesn't. Heavy 75 × 50 rails. A 75 × 25 cross brace welded corner to corner across a solid steel panel on each leaf. Gate sides you can rest a hand on and feel the metal answer back. There is no flex in it, no rattle, no hollow note — it swings as one piece and closes with intent, and it stays exactly where you put it through wind, weather and decades of daily use. You do not have to know anything about steel to feel the difference. You feel it the first time you push a leaf open.

It's also a gate with a clear point of view about who it's for. The Hamptons-styled home that's taken years to get right. The rural property at the end of a long drive. The heritage house thoughtfully extended. The architect-drawn rebuild finally finished. The Winslow is the entrance for the home you've spent years getting right — and the one your kids will know by sight before they know its name.

It isn't the cheapest way to close a driveway, and it was never meant to be. An aluminium gate is a purchase — replaced when it sags, fades or dents, and the second one costs what the first one did. A Winslow is fitted once. Australian galvanised steel in the heaviest sections in our range, welded at every joint by hand, four-stage bonded powder coat, heavy-duty ball bearing hinges in the box, backed for ten years. Spread across the years it will stand there, it is one of the least expensive things you will do to the front of the house — and one of the very few your children could still be closing behind them.

There's a long stretch between moving in and feeling moved in. The lawn comes in. The hedges fill out. The cars stop looking new. And one day the gates go on at the front of the drive — and every time you turn in off the road, the place reads, from the seat of the car, as the home you've been picturing the whole way through.

It costs more than the gates beside it. It also looks like it grew there. That trade is the entire point.

— Why steel, not the alternatives —

A Real Entrance
for a Real Property

A timber farm gate fades. A pressed aluminium pair rattles and drops out of line. Here's why the Winslow reads — and ages — completely differently.

  Winslow Steel Double Gates Aluminium / Timber Gates
Arrival at the driveway Up to 152 kg of welded steel that closes with intent. Reads as estate, not entry-level. Hollow, light, tinny under the hand — feels like a kit, not an arrival.
Signature structural detail A 75 × 25 cross brace welded across a solid steel panel on each leaf — barn-door honesty, estate-grade execution. Flat, generic panels — no language, no point of view, nothing for the property to recognise.
The line across the top A swept top drawn as one curve across the pair — the detail that makes it look designed for the house. A flat rail cut to length — two rectangles pushed together across the opening.
Privacy across the drive Solid lower panels — a real boundary across the widest opening in the fence line. Open above the rail for air and light. Either all open (no privacy) or all closed (heavy and unwelcoming) — no middle ground.
Hinges in the box Heavy-duty adjustable ball bearing hinges included — a pair per leaf, on level hinge sides built to carry them. Basic butt hinges, or hardware sold separately — the first thing to sag or seize on a heavy leaf.
Made to your opening Drawn to your width and leaf split, and welded that way from the start. Stock sizes off a shelf, trimmed or packed out to cover the gap.
Meets true in the centre Welded steel leaves stay square, so the centre gap stays even and the swept line keeps lining up. Timber drops; lighter leaves sag until the centre gap goes crooked and the latch stops meeting.
Ready to automate Square, true and hung on bearings — the condition every opener needs to work properly for years. An opener fighting a sagging leaf wears itself out and takes the gate with it.
Ages the right way Heavy welded steel holds its line through wind, sun and twenty Australian summers — looks better as the property grows in around it. Timber greys off and warps; aluminium fades and chalks; both look worse the longer the property has been there.
Finish & colour Four-Stage Bonded Powder Coat in 26 premium colours — holds colour and lustre for decades. Standard powder coat or paint — chalks, fades and chips with time.
Construction Welded at every joint in our Australian workshop. No bolts. No kits. No flat-pack. Typically bolted, riveted or pressed together — failure points show themselves over time.
Origin 100% Australian made in Tamworth, NSW — designed, welded and finished under one roof. Most are mass-imported and built to a generic spec.
Lifespan Designed to outlive the home it stands in front of. Backed by our 10-Year Structural Warranty. A replacement cycle, not a lifetime purchase.
— Matching single gate & fence panels —

One language,
from the road to the door.

The Winslow double gates are matched by a Winslow single gate and Winslow fence panels — same heavy proportions, same signature cross-brace language, same finish — so the driveway, the front path and the boundary of the property all read as one designed home, not a collection of gates picked from different catalogues.

— Crafted in detail —

What you're actually paying for.

Gate sides
75 × 75 SHS
Rails
75 × 50 RHS
Crosses & uprights
75 × 25 RHS
Signature detail
Cross brace on
solid backing panel
Backing sheet
2 mm steel,
feature rivets
Top profile
Swept curve
across the pair
Lower panels
Solid steel sheet
(full privacy)
Upper panels
Vertical uprights
(open to light & air)
Hinges included
Heavy-duty adjustable
ball bearing
Combined weight
98.2 – 151.8 kg
by size
Construction
Welded,
never flat-pack
Finish
Four-Stage
Bonded Powder Coat
Recommended post
100 × 100 mm
Made in
Tamworth,
NSW Australia
Colour range
26 premium
powder-coat colours
Warranty
10 Years,
Structural
— The back of the gate —

Finished on the side
only you will see.

The rear face of a Winslow is deliberately different to the front. The cross brace is a front-face structural feature only — it is never repeated on the back. Instead the rear reads as a clean, uninterrupted steel plane, with the backing sheet set into the frame opening and the pop rivets that fix it to the hidden brace arranged in the pattern the brace dictates. It's the face you look at every day from inside the property, and it is finished to exactly the same standard as the one the street sees.

Winslow Double Gate rear elevation — recessed 2mm steel backing sheet, flush pop rivets and mirrored heavy-duty adjustable ball bearing hinges, shown in Pearl White satin

Rear elevation — recessed backing sheet, flush pop rivets and mirrored adjustable ball bearing hinges, shown in Pearl White satin. Indicative render only — not to scale.

How the rear differs

No cross brace on the rear face. The 75 × 25 RHS cross sits on the front of each leaf and is concealed behind the backing sheet from the rear.

Backing sheet set into the frame. The 2 mm sheet is fitted inside the frame opening and sits slightly recessed behind the rear faces of the stiles and rails — never folded, wrapped or standing proud.

Fine shadow line at every junction. A crisp reveal reads where the sheet meets the mid rail and stiles, giving the rear its flush, panelled appearance.

Hinge side mirrors. Viewed from the rear the hinge stiles swap sides; the four adjustable ball bearing hinges sit at the outer stile ends, top and bottom.

Fully coated both faces. Powder coat is applied over the rivet heads and the full rear plane, so the back finishes to the same standard as the front.

Rivet detail & layout
Fastener Pop rivet, flush flat-flanged head
Head diameter Approx. 10 mm, sits near flush
Finish Powder coated in product colour
Count per leaf Varies with gate size
Count per pair Mirrored equally left and right
Setting out Set by brace layout and leaf size
Rivet count & positions

Rivet numbers are not fixed — larger leaves carry more. Always set at the four sheet corners, with additional rivets running along the brace diagonal arms and centred rivets on the top and bottom sheet edges. There is no even grid — the spacing always follows the brace.

— Posts, hinges and a clean swing —

A serious pair needs
serious posts.

These are the heaviest gates in the range — up to 152 kg across the pair. The heavy-duty ball bearing hinges come with them, on hinge sides built level to carry that load, so the hardware is already sorted. What they still need from you is posts that can hold all that weight: for a clean swing and a centre gap that stays even we recommend a minimum 100 × 100 mm heavy-duty steel post at each side, and we supply the full range of posts, latches, drop bolts and automation hardware to suit.

Speak to our team before you order. We'll walk you through opening width, leaf split, swing direction, post selection and automation — so the Winslow hangs straight, meets true in the centre and closes clean from day one.

— Speak to the team —

Get the entrance the
property deserves.

Every Winslow pair is drawn to your opening, so it's worth a conversation before you commit. Welded — never a flat-pack kit — supplied with heavy-duty ball bearing hinges, finished in your choice of 26 premium powder-coat colours and delivered ready to hang. Backed by our 10-Year structural warranty. Speak to our team about sizing, leaf split, posts, hardware and automation if you need it.

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