Collaroy Solid Driveway Gate - Downward Curve

The Collaroy Solid Downward Curve is a solid timber driveway gate, sold as a pair, that closes off the entrance completely for maximum privacy, with a gently downward-curved top that dips toward the centre. With no open picket section, it suits coastal and Hamptons-style homes that want a calm, uninterrupted look across a wide opening. Handcrafted with mortice and tenon joinery from plantation timber.

Key details

• Gate type: Solid timber driveway gate, two leaves (downward-curved top)
• Style family: Collaroy Solid
• Material: Plantation timber
• Thickness: 42mm
• Stiles: 90 x 42mm
• Rails: 90mm top, 90mm mid, 138mm bottom
• Window: Solid (no open picket section)
• Joinery: Mortice & tenon joins
• Face: T&G lining boards, flush finish
• Brace: "A" frame brace at rear (hang left or right per leaf)
• Finish: Supplied primed, ready to paint

Best suited for

• Wide driveways wanting full privacy
• Hamptons and coastal-style homes
• Owners after a clean, solid gate face with a soft curve
• Street frontages where privacy matters

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.