Iroko Hardwood Gates Iroko Hardwood Entrance Gates Crestala’s Iroko Entrance Gates are manufactured by skilled gate makers in a variety of styles. We can supply bespoke sizes and designs. All Iroko hardwood gates supplied by Crestala are very good value for money. The Iroko hardwood timber used is grown in Africa and sourced responsibly. Storage and Treatment. It is important that all gates made from Iroko are stored & cared for properly prior to hanging. Failure to follow these instructions may invalidate any future claims. If the gates are not to be fitted immediately then they must be kept out of direct sunlight, stored flat or stood up against a wall with both stiles touching the wall. All gates are supplied untreated. Iroko is a durable hardwood and can be left untreated. Over time the timber colour will change to a silver-grey. If you would like your gates to keep their natural colour for longer then the surface can be protected with regular coats of Danish oil or Teak oil following the oil manufacturers instructions. Care must be taken to treat all surfaces, particularly the bottom, all end grain. When the gates are unwrapped, they should be oiled if required, ideally, before they… Our steel fencing pins are crafted from high-quality European steel, ensuring they deliver robust, long-lasting performance.

Inserting these steel pins into the ground is a breeze thanks to their pointed base. No need for any fancy tools or a load of elbow grease – just push them into the ground, and voila! You have a sturdy base for your barrier or fencing. But the convenience doesn’t end there. These pins can also be easily removed, stored, and reused, delivering maximum value over the long term. Temporary Fencing Temporary fencing for when you need to provide a non-permanent barrier that’s cost-effective, easy to erect, remove and store for next time. The lightweight and easiest option is our orange plastic barrier fence. Supported by either fencing pins or our lightweight green angle posts. For those that need something more robust or solid, we have our rolls of Chestnut Pale fencing.A: We recommend using a minimum of one fencing pin for every 5 metres of barrier fencing mesh. However, for a better-secured fence, use one pin every 2.5 metres. While some steel fencing pins might succumb to rust after prolonged exposure to the elements, ours are designed to stay in tip-top shape. The standard pins are untreated steel and may develop a bit of rust over time, but rest assured, this will not impact their longevity.