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Garden Gate

The old garden gate has just got even more

inviting. The "Easy Gate" makes building a

garden gate simple and allows for size,

height and design variations.

Using this bracket set ensures that your gate

will be square and strong. No angled cuts are

required. A square is not required, as the gate

frame will automatically be squared when

brackets are attached. Remember that you

donÓt necessarily need a fence to have a gate.

A gate can stand alone as a piece of garden

art, separating one area from another and

adding an interesting element to the

landscape.

what youÓll need

toolbox

¤ 1" x 4" pine or cedar, 48 ft. (approx)

¤ 2" x 4" pine or cedar, 10 ft. (approx)

¤ 2" deck screws 2182-159

¤ "Easy Gate" no-saw bracket kit

2373-504

¤ 8 3/4" black pull 2373-997

materials

¤ jigsaw 1268-489

¤ mitre saw 1347-037

¤ sander 1262-341

¤ measuring tape 1048-832

¤ drill 1239-733

1. Determine your gate requirements. The

"Easy Gate" bracket kit will allow for openings

from 27" to 72" wide, with no height

restrictions.

2. Cut 2" x 4" cedar or pine top and side rails

accordingly.

3. Determine if the gate will be left or right

side opening, and install the four rails into the

metal brackets using the screws supplied.

4. Cut the pickets to length from 1" x 4" cedar

or pine, and using a jigsaw, shape the top of

each picket. Sand before assembly.

5. Install the pickets to the front of the frame

using 1-1/2" deck screws.

6. Seal and finish the gate.

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2008-12-29

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