Yes. Empire Fence builds custom gates to match your fence, using the same materials and style so the gate blends in instead of standing out. We...
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Fence gates come in walk gates, double drive gates, and custom gates built to match your fence, and getting the width, hardware, and swing right is what keeps a gate working smoothly for years. Empire Fence builds and installs gates on new and existing fences across Tulsa and northeast Oklahoma, and the questions below cover standard sizes, hardware options, and how to match a gate to your fence. Browse the answers to plan a gate that fits your opening and your everyday use.
What Gate Hardware Options Does Empire Fence Offer?
Empire Fence fits every gate with hardware chosen to hold up to Oklahoma weather and daily use. We build gates for cedar, chain link, and ornamental...
What Hardware Does Empire Fence Use for Gates and Pickets?
Empire Fence uses quality, rust-resistant fasteners and hardware so your fence holds together through Oklahoma weather. On a wood fence we fasten...
Do You Adjust Gates and Lubricate Hinges?
Yes. Empire Fence hangs and adjusts every gate as part of the install, so it swings true, clears the ground, and latches on its own before we call...
Can You Add a Dog Door to a Fence or Gate?
Yes. Empire Fence can build a pet opening into a fence or gate, commonly a framed doggy window with chain link, so your dog can pass from one area...
How Do Automatic Gate Openers Work?
An automatic gate uses a motorized operator, safety sensors, and an access control to open and close on command instead of by hand. Empire Fence...
How Wide Is a Standard Fence Gate?
A standard single walk gate is about 4 feet wide, and many homeowners choose a 5-foot (60-inch) gate so a riding mower fits through with room to...
How Wide Is a Double Fence Gate?
A double fence gate is typically 8 to 10 feet wide overall, made of two leaves that swing open from the middle, wide enough for a trailer, truck, or...