Arch top garden gates bring a softer, more traditional look to garden entrances. The curved top rail lends a classic cottage-garden character that flat-topped gates simply don't have, turning an ordinary path opening or side entrance into a proper feature.
An arched gate works beautifully against brick walls, hedging and picket fencing, and suits period and modern homes alike. Different heights and widths across the collection mean you can match the gate to your opening and to the fencing either side of it.
Every gate here is made from timber, ready to be finished in the paint or stain of your choice, so it can blend quietly with your existing fence line or stand out as a statement in its own right.
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An arch top garden gate has a curved top rail instead of a flat one, giving a softer, more traditional look that flat-topped gates simply do not have. That gentle arch lends a classic cottage-garden character and turns an ordinary path opening or side entrance into a proper feature rather than just a gap in the fence.
An arched gate works beautifully against brick walls, hedging and picket fencing, and it suits period and modern homes alike. The curved top is a versatile detail that can look at home on a country cottage or a contemporary front garden, so it rarely looks out of place against an existing boundary or planting scheme.
Yes. Every arch top gate here is made from timber, ready to be finished in the paint or stain of your choice. That means it can blend quietly with your existing fence line in a matching colour, or stand out as a statement in a contrasting one. A protective finish also helps the timber weather outdoor conditions.
The collection offers different heights and widths so you can match the gate to your opening and to the fencing on either side of it. A taller arched gate screens more of the view, while a lower one keeps things open. Check the measurements of each design against your gap before ordering so the proportions look right.
Measure the clear width of your opening as usual, allowing room for the hinges and latch. Because the top is curved, note the height at the lowest point of the frame where it meets the posts, not just the peak of the arch. This tells you how the gate will sit against neighbouring fence panels or walls.
