We have been needing a gate on our backyard garden area for some time, and this weekend we finally got it up and functioning! I had set the two posts over the last month or so, so it was now a matter of assembling the gate itself and hanging it.
These are the posts, set in the ground about 20" down with QuikCrete, looking out from inside the garden. |
This is a view of the posts from outside the garden. |
I made a cross post from some salvaged beam wood to keep the posts somewhat more stable. |
I attached the top post with "L" brackets. |
My wife chose the wood for the fence part of the gate. |
Placement is the key . . . . |
We hung the gate and used rope and a bungee cord to keep it closed |
In this shot you can see the red of the redwood cross beam where I cut it to size. |
From the inside, with the latch at last installed |
From the outside, as the deer we are keeping out of our garden will see it. |
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