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Santa Ana Wave Gate.

Santa Ana Wave Gate

Made to order · Los Angeles

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Wave-shaped crossing rails. Sweeping curved rails cross the slender vertical pickets of this pale champagne gate. A gently bowed top follows the same flowing character, while the open gaps reveal planting behind the paired leaves and their symmetrical outer frame.

Key facts.

  • Powder-coated steel

    Main material

  • Champagne beige

    Finish shown

  • Organic

    Style

  • Made to order

    Los Angeles

Model details

  • Sweeping curved rails
  • Slender champagne-tone pickets
  • Gently bowed top

Materials

  • Powder-coated steel

Features

  • Wave-shaped crossing rails
  • Gently curved top profile
  • Slender vertical pickets

Shown finishes

  • Champagne beige

Related designs.
From gates & fences.

All 49 gates & fences

  • Mission Grid Gate

    Mission Grid Gate.

    Nested rectangular frames sit over vertical bars on each leaf of this champagne-tone gate.

  • Mojave Picket Gate

    Mojave Picket Gate.

    Slender vertical pickets fill the two leaves of this gate in a pale champagne finish.

  • Sierra Bar Gate

    Sierra Bar Gate.

    Evenly spaced vertical bars fill the two leaves of this dark gate.

  • Solstice Ring Gate

    Solstice Ring Gate.

    A large bronze-tone ring spans the center of this open double gate.

  • Arched Garden Picket Gate

    Arched Garden Picket Gate.

    Closely spaced vertical pickets rise beneath the gently arched top of this double gate.

  • Backlit Picket Gate

    Backlit Picket Gate.

    Slender vertical pickets fill this straight-topped double gate, with warm light appearing between selected elements.

  • Closely Spaced Picket Gate

    Closely Spaced Picket Gate.

    Closely spaced vertical pickets fill both leaves of this dark gate.

  • Wide Picket Gate

    Wide Picket Gate.

    Widely spaced vertical bars create an open pattern across this double gate.

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