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.

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.

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.

What you're actually paying for.

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.

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.