Made to measure · Supplied and fitted

Composite Gates Burnley

Composite driveway gates, side gates and garden gates for homes in Burnley, made to measure on a steel frame and fitted by the experienced local fabricator who covers the area. Covering Padiham, Briercliffe, Worsthorne, Cliviger, Read, Simonstone and Nelson.

Photos first, then a price. Send a few photos and the width of your opening, and you will have a provisional price before anyone travels out.

Anthracite grey composite double gates with horizontal boards and a boarded panel above
Driveway gates

Composite driveway gates

Recent driveway gates from the fabricators on our network: an arched grey pair, a two-tone pair, a screen-top pair and an arched pair between stone-capped piers.

Grey composite driveway gates with an arched top and black frame
Arched grey pair
Two-tone composite driveway gates in anthracite and timber-effect bands with a decorative screen top
Two-tone pair with a screen top
Chocolate composite driveway gates with a decorative screen along the top, fitted between brick walls
Chocolate pair with a screen top
Dark arched composite driveway gates between brick piers with stone caps
Arched pair between stone-capped piers

Seen something close to what you want? Send photos of your opening for a provisional price.

Side and garden gates

Side and garden gates

An arched side gate, a side gate with matching fence panels, a side gate with a decorative top, and a gate between brick and stone.

Grey composite side gate with an arched top, set into a brick archway
Arched side gate in a brick archway
Grey composite pedestrian gate with matching composite fence panels alongside
Side gate with matching fence panels
Dark composite side gate with a decorative screen top and black frame
Side gate with a decorative screen top
Grey composite side gate in a black frame, fitted between a brick wall and a stone wall
Side gate between brick and stone

Want a side gate to match your driveway gates? Mention it when you send your photos.

Guide prices

Side and garden gates

£900 to £1,500

A single gate, fabricated and fitted. The lock, the finish, the fixings into stone and any fencing decide where it falls.

Driveway gates

£1,800 to £5,000+

Fabricated and fitted. The width, the exposure, and the specification decide where it falls.

Width of the opening — the biggest single factor, and what decides between a single gate, a pair and a sliding gate.

Stone terraces — yard gates on back streets, fixed into stone or onto steel posts.

Moorland weather — a galvanised frame, deep posts and a drop bolt on the higher ground.

A modern look — horizontal anthracite boards for newer homes and extensions.

Guide prices only. Your provisional price is worked out from your photos and measurements.

Photos first, then a price

  • 1 Send photos and a width

    A few photos of the opening from the street and from inside, and its rough width.

  • 2 Get a provisional price

    A local fabricator looks at your photos and comes back with a provisional price and any questions.

  • 3 Measured on site

    If you are happy with the price, the fabricator visits to measure accurately and confirm the details.

  • 4 Made and fitted

    Your gate is made to those measurements on a steel frame and fitted by the same fabricator.

What Burnley asks of a gate

Yard gates on stone terraces

Much of Burnley is long rows of stone terraces with a yard at the back and a gate onto the back street. That gate takes the bins, the bikes and the deliveries, so it needs a lock that works from both sides, a latch that does not stick, and hinges that cannot be lifted from the street. It is fixed into the stone where the stone is sound, or hung on a slim steel post set alongside where it is not.

Weather on the higher ground

Worsthorne, Cliviger, Briercliffe and the homes towards the moors get the rain and wind that come over the Pennines. A timber gate up there rarely lasts. A composite gate on a frame galvanised under the powder coat, with posts bedded deep and a drop bolt on a pair, stands up to it and keeps closing cleanly.

A modern look for newer homes

Not every Burnley house is a stone terrace. Newer homes and extended houses around Padiham, Read and Simonstone often suit a cleaner, modern gate, such as the anthracite pair with horizontal boards at the top of this page. Horizontal boards make a wide opening look lower and longer, and they pair well with grey windows and render.

Boards and frame colours

Composite boards

Board ranges vary from one fabricator to another, but they can fit almost any make. If you have seen a board you like, send the name or a photo and the fabricator will tell you whether it can be used.

Steel frames

Frames can be powder coated in almost any RAL colour. Anthracite grey suits horizontal boards and grey windows, but a frame can be matched to your windows or doors.

Areas we cover around Burnley

Burnley and the towns and villages around it are covered. If your area is not named, send your postcode and we will confirm.

Nearby towns

Also covered: Padiham, Briercliffe, Harle Syke, Worsthorne, Cliviger, Hapton, Read, Sabden, Simonstone, Nelson, Brierfield, Colne, Rosegrove, Rose Hill and the villages between.

The rest of the region is on our North West page.

What we make and fit

FAQs about Composite Gates in Burnley

How much do composite gates cost in Burnley?

As a guide, a single side or garden gate is around £900 to £1,500 fabricated and fitted, and a pair of driveway gates runs from around £1,800 to £5,000 or more. The width, the exposure, the lock and the finish all move it. Send photos and a width for a provisional price for your opening.

Can a yard gate be fixed to stone?

Yes, if the stone is sound. If not, a slim steel post goes in alongside so the stonework is not asked to carry the weight.

Will a gate cope with the weather near the moors?

Yes. The frame is galvanised under the powder coat, posts are bedded deep, and a pair gets a drop bolt.

Do you make gates with horizontal boards?

Yes. Horizontal boards are made in the same steel frame and suit newer homes with grey windows or render.

Why do you ask for photos before visiting?

The fabricators on our network cover a wide area, so a visit can mean a long round trip. Photos and a rough width let them give you a provisional price first, and the visit to measure only happens once you are happy with it. You are not waiting in for someone only to find the price does not suit.

Do you cover Padiham, Nelson and Worsthorne?

Yes, along with Briercliffe, Cliviger, Read, Simonstone, Brierfield and the villages around them. If you are not sure about your street, send your postcode and we will confirm.

Ready for a price? Send a few photos and the width of your opening, and a local fabricator will come back to you with a provisional price.

Send your photos

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