Gates & fences
Driveway and garden gates from solid privacy panels to open bars, plus picket fences.
Solid gates
18 models
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Alabaster Pinline Gate
GT-001
Powder-coated steel · Modern
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Eclipse Ring Gate
GT-015
Powder-coated steel · Modern
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Faultline Diagonal Gate
GT-016
Powder-coated steel · Modern
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Horizon Slot Gate
GT-018
Powder-coated steel · Modern
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Malibu Flush Gate
GT-025
Powder-coated steel · Modern
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Meridian Facet Gate
GT-026
Powder-coated steel · Modern
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Mesa Facet Gate
GT-027
Powder-coated steel · Modern
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Monolith Line Gate
GT-030
Powder-coated steel · Modern
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Onyx Vein Gate
GT-032
Powder-coated steel · Modern
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Palisades Arch Gate
GT-035
Powder-coated steel · Classic
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Redwood Inlay Gate
GT-037
Powder-coated steel · Modern
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Bronze Rectangular Grid Gate
GT-008
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Bronze Twin-Band Gate
GT-009
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Chevron-Line Gate
GT-012
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Fine Bronze-Line Gate
GT-017
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Horizontal Privacy Gate
GT-021
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Ivory Horizontal Panel Gate
GT-022
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Timber Panel Gate
GT-045
Slatted gates
6 models
Solid & open gates
5 models
Cut & relief gates
5 models
Ornamental gates
4 models
Bar & picket gates
9 models
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Mission Grid Gate
GT-028
Powder-coated steel · Modern
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Mojave Picket Gate
GT-029
Powder-coated steel · Modern
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Santa Ana Wave Gate
GT-040
Powder-coated steel · Organic
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Sierra Bar Gate
GT-042
Powder-coated steel · Modern
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Solstice Ring Gate
GT-044
Powder-coated steel · Modern
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Arched Garden Picket Gate
GT-002
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Backlit Picket Gate
GT-005
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Closely Spaced Picket Gate
GT-013
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Wide Picket Gate
GT-047
Fences
2 models
Fences carry the architecture out to the edge of the property. These designs are open and vertical: dark pickets with flat tops and paired or narrow horizontal rails, set over a low stone-faced wall so the planting stays in view. The repeated bars form a continuous line beside the entry gate and the garden. Each variant is shown on its own, so spacing, post proportions and the relationship to the surrounding architecture can be discussed clearly when planning a project.
About gates & fences
A considered arrival.
Gates and wickets set the tone of an arrival before the front door is reached. The collection moves from pale solid panels with fine pinlines and dark vertical slats to open bars, nested grids, laser-cut organic screens and arched scrollwork with bronze-tone highlights. Some designs add wood-look inlays or warm accent light; others keep a single long pull on a plain face. Seen side by side, they show the balance of open and closed areas, the frame shape and the character of the visible finish.

Questions.
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How do I request a quote?
Use any Request a quote link on the site, or write to hello@ferluno.com.
Share the piece, the location and approximate dimensions. A model name or code from the catalog helps, and so does an idea of your own.
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Are the catalog images photos of finished pieces?
No. The catalog images are design visualizations that show each model in a setting, so designs can be compared.
The piece made for your project follows the selected design, with its dimensions, finish and construction aligned to that project.
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Are the finishes shown the only options?
Each model lists the finishes it is shown in. The finish of your piece is aligned to the individual project and discussed when you request a quote.
Contact
Made for your project.
Ask about dimensions, finishes and installation.
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