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Cambridge Gate

BAR008

BAR008

180,00 € excl. VAT
Approx. £154.65 + VAT for private customers, subject to the applicable import procedure.

Cambridge Gate for Horses

The Cambridge horse gate is a timber gate inspired by traditional English fencing. It provides a robust, practical and attractive solution for securing access to horse paddocks, fields and equestrian facilities.

Its cross-braced design ensures excellent rigidity and outstanding durability for everyday use.

A Strong and Durable Structure

The Cambridge gate features vertical posts and horizontal rails arranged in a traditional cross-braced design. This construction provides excellent stability and helps prevent warping over time.

The timber is pressure-treated to resist weather, insects and moisture, ensuring long-lasting performance in outdoor environments.

Ideal for Equestrian Facilities

This gate is particularly well suited for:

  • Paddock and pasture entrances

  • Access to horse stables and grazing fields

  • Farms and breeding yards

  • Landscaping around equestrian facilities

It provides secure access while maintaining excellent visibility.

A Traditional English-Inspired Design

The Cambridge gate stands out for its timeless, elegant appearance. Inspired by traditional English fencing, it blends perfectly into equestrian facilities and provides a refined finish to paddocks and field enclosures.

Its classic design is widely used in horse stables, parks, gardens and agricultural properties.

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