Nuvo Iron PRO6 (Pro 6) Gate Frame, Black

Though the gate comes slightly larger. I was able to cut the excess off to fit my opening. Though not easy and as it was thick I was able to put it in a vice and cut it off with a sawzall. It is great and my partner likes it. I would highly recommend it. The door has no problem carrying the wood as I see no drag, so the door hinges are strong. I would say when you build it bring a rubber mallet with you so you can get the proper spacing for the holes.

Material looks sturdy and looks good. Size is tricky, you need about 1" to 2" wider opening then in description otherwise you have to be creative. The seller WILL NOT PAY FOR SHHIPPING return. I bought the wider gate and it did not fit because it needed an inch wider opening. So I ordered this one. But before I received it I figured away to modify the posts for the wider gate to work. I was able to install the gate flush with posts and therefore it worked. I tried retuning this one, and even though it was still unopened they refused to pay for shipping. It cost me 60% of the price of the gate to ship it back. My advise is only buy this if you have a wiggle room in the opening size. You can easily change posts or install flush or something. You do not want to pay for shipping back but you will if it does not fit or if you changed your mind. Nonetheless, I do recommend it because of easy of installation and it looks good. Just be ware of their expensive ship back policy.

The frame needs 3/4" thick slabs, it does not fit 1" thick slabs. Please follow basic engineering and quality control either 9n product side or employ competent writers to describe the product. I am sitting here with contractor spending an extra hour cutting 1inch boards to fit into the gate frame.

Do NOT buy! Does not fit together without bending the metal. Wood slats don't fit at width specified. Also too wide for 6 board 6inch wide and had to rip a 1 and 1/2 inch slat to fill the door. Also the decorative piece at the top does not fit unless you drill new holes in the metal. Total piece of 💩! Avoid!

This well made, sturdy and great looking gate is super easy to assemble and hang. Parts are well thought out and go together without needing any adjustment. It stays square after hanging. Finally, it looks great.

Easy to install if you read the directions. I did not lol and had to unbolt reboot a few times. Use sturdy wood and it will hold stronger.

The boards have warped so you can see thru the cracks in the door

This kit takes a bit of work because the gate slots bend inwards. The magic thickness of boards to use is 5/8". Use tongue and groove type to minimize wood warping. Some slot will seem loose when putting in such boards, but once you tighten the carriage bolts it all comes together nice and tight. I got two sets for a double gate door and cut the steel frame to length and drilled new holes on one side. You end up with a hefty gate door that looks and feels premium and solid in the end. 4 stars due to 1x6 boards not fitting well and needed a replacement board type and the gate latch bolts being just a hair short.

Liked: 1. The solid frame 2. Final product looks great. Dislike: 1. Finding non wood boards a challenge. Used composite fascia boards. 2. Bolts for latch were too short, had to buy carriage bolts. 3. To support boards I used cross braces to strengthen and minimize boards looking warped.

This gate is really attractive once you get it installed. Step 1 throw away the instructions step 2 unbend all the bent metal that arrived with the useless instructions. step 3, gather a sander, drill (for wood and metal), hammer, square, and your patience. Step 4 commit the next three hours to building this gate. You will live the finished product! Good luck!

Malheureusement, pour 200$ c'est vraiment chère pour quelque chose qui n'est qu'un cadre de porte... Il n'y pas le bois donc vous venez acheter les planches pour remplir la porte et deux poteaux de bois. Ça m'a coûté 150$ de plus tout le reste à acheter, donc pour 350$ non je crois que j'aurais dû ahceter autre chose...