
Gates & access
Description
The Bois Plage model stands out for its solid style with vertical slats, understated and natural, perfectly suited to classic or seaside architecture. Made from solid heat-treated spruce, heat-treated frake or sipo timber, this gate is designed to combine good looks, strength and long life. It is available in a swing or sliding version and can also be supplied as a pedestrian gate. Its structure, assembled with mortise and tenon joints, guarantees stability and quality of execution, while its automation-ready design ensures optimum ease of use. Specifications Solid timber structure with a frame assembled using mortise and tenon joints. Frame sections by species: heat-treated spruce 140 x 43 mm, heat-treated frake 117 x 48 mm, sipo 117 x 40 mm. Infill in solid vertical slats: heat-treated spruce 175 x 20 mm, heat-treated frake and sipo 110 x 20 mm. Full timber frame visible on the inner face. Screwed assembly. Standard hardware supplied. Available in a swing or sliding version. A matching pedestrian gate is available. Options: stainless steel hardware, coloured Rubio penetrating finish (from the colour chart). For solid gates over 4.20 m², a bracing bar is required. Every order is subject to technical approval. Any application of paint or film-forming wood stain is prohibited – only a Rubio or Saturabois penetrating finish is permitted in order to preserve the 2-year warranty. Benefits Classic solid design with vertical slats for an understated, elegant result. Three species available, all treated for durability. Traditional mortise and tenon joints ensuring strength and reliability. Automation-compatible, with many customisation options. Suitable for all types of property, particularly by the sea or in rural areas. Applications Perfect for the entrance gates and pedestrian gates of main homes, seaside houses or traditional properties. Also suitable for matching fencing in coherent landscaping schemes.
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