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Getting a gate

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  • 07-04-2013 9:08am
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    omahaid
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    I'm looking to get front gates for the house, anyone have any recommendations? I'm undecided as to the type of gates. Cheers


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    LilMrsDahamsta
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    omahaid wrote: »
    I'm looking to get front gates for the house, anyone have any recommendations? I'm undecided as to the type of gates. Cheers

    Bernard Spillane in Little Island did my Mum's about a decade ago and they're still going strong. We got our own from him last year and very happy with that too. They do both wrought iron and timbered gates, so a huge range to choose from. They have folders of images in reception to give you ideas, but website is here to start you off: http://www.bernardspillane.ie/index.html


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    rebel.ranter
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    Here, this crowd made a side gate for me, steel framed with teak lats, high quality:

    Walfab Engineering
    Contact on 021-4877618
    Address: Unit 1 Ballincollig Business Pk. Link Rd. Ballincollig
    Website: http://www.walfabeng.com

    or as you are out that way have a look at these guys to:

    http://www.bernardspillane.ie/Products.html


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