Penchard gates are a timeless classic. Whether the leaves are falling, the sun is shining, or there’s snow at your feet, the aesthetics of your entrance will always look perfect with a Penchard gate. We’ve covered some seasonal styling tips to help

Timber and Metal gates: stunning all year round

Whether you select our bespoke hand forged metal gates or handcrafted timber, your Penchard gate will not only last but also elevate the look of your property all year round. For an entrance that is dramatic but elegant, both metal and timber look perfect.

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Spring and Summer styling

When you’ve got a Penchard gate your kerb appeal is already enhanced, but you can add to this elegant aesthetic by keeping seasonal planters near your door as well as hanging baskets to welcome spring.

Dried flower arrangements can also complement the look of classic timber.

Autumn and winter wreaths

Seasonal lighting can elevate the look of your entrance especially when you have a dramatic timber or metal gate at the front of your home. As autumn approaches, wreaths and outdoor lighting can really complement your Penchard gates. Don’t be tempted to decorate the gates with any lights or foliage directly, as this can be a safety risk for your gate. Instead, add to the backdrop behind your gate by decorating around the front door with a seasonal wreath and using outdoor lighting in the front garden.

How our gates stand up across different seasons

Love it or loathe it, the UK weather can certainly be unpredictable. However, there’s no cause for concern when it comes to Penchard’s gates, as you can rest assured that while seasonal changes can be inconvenient, your Penchard gate will last the test of time regardless. There’s no need to worry about replacements or a lot of maintenance, as both our timber gates and metal gates are hardy and are made with the finest craftsmanship.

Looking for advice on seasonal maintenance?

For more information on keeping your gate pristine in different weather conditions, we’ve created a handy seasonal checklist to keep your gates in the best condition.

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