Narrow vertical boards run the full height of both leaves, ranked with domed steel studs along the head and foot of every panel. The top rail lifts in a long S-curve to a crest either side of the centre joint, and a low mid rail divides each leaf into a tall framed panel with a short one beneath. Solid throughout, in black.
The face is broken into narrow boards, and the studs are ranked along every edge those boards run into — head and foot of each panel, top and bottom of each leaf. The topmost rank bends with the arch rather than running level, so the curve of the rail reads as part of the leaf instead of a cap set on top of it.
Buy this one for what it withholds: the leaves are plate the whole way across, so a drive that would otherwise be on view from the street stops at the gate line. That flat face carries colour outright rather than as an accent — black, dark brown and a red-brown coat all appear across these builds — and the boarding and stud ranks redraw without change onto a walk leaf or a narrower square-topped pair.
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