MORTICE AND TENON
Balmain 66mm Picket Driveway Gate - Flat Top
Balmain 66mm Picket Driveway Gate - Flat Top
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The Balmain 66mm Picket is a traditional open picket driveway gate, sold as a pair, with 66mm pickets running the full height for a true cottage-garden look across a wide entrance. Unlike the solid and window styles, it stays open and light, suiting period homes and gardens that want a classic picket-fence feel at the driveway. Handcrafted with mortice and tenon joinery from plantation timber.
Key details
- Gate type: Open picket driveway gate, two leaves
- Style family: Balmain Picket
- Material: Plantation timber
- Thickness: 42mm
- Stiles: 90 x 42mm
- Rails: 90mm top, 90mm bottom
- Pickets: Full-height 66mm pickets
- Joinery: Mortice & tenon joins
- Brace: Single diagonal brace at rear
- Finish: Supplied primed, ready to paint
Best suited for
- Wide driveways wanting an open picket look
- Cottage, period and heritage gardens
- Matching a traditional picket fence
- Owners who prefer light and openness over privacy
Sizing and ordering
Driveway gates are sold as a pair in one standard size for fixed pricing: 3000mm total opening width x 1200mm high. For any other opening, request a Custom Size quote and we will confirm the final gate size, price, and lead time before production begins.
Delivery and pickup
Pickup is free from our Hornsby workshop. Driveway gate delivery is quoted separately for every order — request a delivery quote and we will confirm the cost with you before production begins.
What's included
Hinges, locks, gate furniture, posts and automation are not supplied. We can quote hinges on request. Mortice & Tenon is supply only; we recommend a builder or handyperson for installation.
Finish and care
Supplied primed only, ready to paint. Apply at least two coats of a quality exterior topcoat within four weeks of delivery, before the gate is exposed to the weather. The primer is not designed to be left unpainted outdoors.
Care and maintenance — read the Mortice & Tenon Care Guide.
How to care for your Timber Gate
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