Rockdale 41.9 in. Black Steel Fence Gate

Worked great and looks great. Excellent value. Keeping the dogs out of my garden.

It looks pretty but it came with no instructions. It also has no way to close it with a latch. It has just 1 thin pole that goes through each center section. That thin litter pole is only about 2 inches down. Not strong enough to hold it close if a pet or person wants to enter. I purchased 4 flat blocks to put under gate so the thin poles stop in the middle of them. I also use a large clip to attache both fence gate sections together.

This was just what I needed to keep my garden safe from my dogs. The fence is sturdy and the comes with all of the necessary equipment to keep it in place with no tools. I even got the door attachment that opens and closes for easy access. Love it!

Our ground is very hard and full of rocks. But managed to steel stake pilot holes for mounts before driving them in. Put up gate and 160 feet of the fence in two days, about 10 hrs in all.

I cyclone fencing on either side of my property, but wanted something with more class but not a high expense to hold my new puppy and keep my grandchildren from running into the street. This fence was extremely easy to install. I was finished in one day. Actually, I had to go back and get another section because of a miscalculation. It was easy to integrate that piece into the fence. I used the garden gate as an entry. It is lovely. I sold the house the next year. They still use the fencing.

It was easy assembly and work well with the same fencing panels. My only complaint is the small piece of gate closure. I ended up adding a plastic piece to make it easier to use

I would recommend because it goes with the related fence, but it does come off the hinges easily. I just put it back on.

Nice finishing touch. Easy to install even though there are no instructions. Wish the store had carried it in stock instead of ordering the product. This delayed the project.

This gate seems pretty simplistic however there are no instructions to tell you what the 2 U hooks are for so I deemed them redundant. The installation process IS simplistic however as one 65 yo woman working alone found, it is extremely difficult to get one stake aligned with the adjoining stake and positioning the top and bottom insertable pegs to join the panels PLUS align with the stake in the ground, Alignment is a feat in itself. Simplistic? Yes..Easy? No! If you have a good-natured partner helping you it might be easier aligning and inserting the pegs. If your partner is not good-natured you will end up brawling on the lawn because the top peg and the bottom peg won't go into the slots together as well as being inserted into the stake in the ground at the same time!! 3 pegs aligned to insert into 3 holes together...does not an easy task make. BUT..it Is doable. Make sure you have a rubber mallet ready to 'reposition' everything accordingly. I've installed 11 of these fence panels and this gate was the hardest one yet to do as there are multiple posts and stakes that need to be positioned perfectly to get them to link together. Luckily my ground was soft, but after making multiple holes where the stakes needed to be in order to adjoin the panels I might have to follow up with Quikcrete. Uneven ground? Don't even think about it. I've got pet panels that can be adjusted to accommodate that. I think this fence and gate is great, it is complimentary to my home, the residential neighbors like it and it met my need to define my property line when the new build next door encroached on that.

Well made, sturdy but light and graceful, easy to put up. I couldn't afford to do the whole garden in steel fencing this summer, so used this gate to provide access to garden otherwise surrounded by post-and-poultry netting fence. Gate is pretty stable by itself, but zip-tied it to garden posts to provide extra continuity. Since the garden area slopes slightly from left to right, I could put one half of the gate a little bit lower than the other to level them out without the problem I might have had with a one-piece gate. Not clear from description, but the slender pins slide down the closing edge of each gate half and can pin the gate shut by pushing them into the ground. Makes the garden easy to get into, but also easily secured against the rabbits, squirrels and skunks in our area, well worthwhile!