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Metal Gates for Privacy and Everyday Access

Compare Modern Yard pre-assembled metal gates and frames with corrugated metal panel infill. Match your fence style, opening, support posts, and lock.

Explore Our Metal Gate Options

Compare horizontal privacy and semi-privacy gates with the Corrugated Metal Gate frame-and-infill system.

Choose the Right Supply Format

Choose a pre-assembled horizontal gate or build the corrugated style with a frame and matching infill.

Pre-Assembled Horizontal Gates

Choose the 71-by-42-inch privacy gate or 42-by-42-inch semi-privacy gate. Both have fixed metal infill; they are not bare frames for customer-supplied wood or composite boards.

Corrugated Metal Gate

Pair a gate frame with corrugated metal panel infill to match the vertical pattern of corrugated fencing. Review the cuts and supports together. A bare frame does not include the panel infill.

Compare the actual model and supplied parts before setting gate posts or preparing infill.

Check the Parts That Control the Fit

Privacy Gate Lock Preparation

The 71-by-42-inch pre-assembled horizontal privacy gate has pre-drilled lock holes. Buy the mechanical code lock separately. Include the correct lock and receiving hardware in the order if needed.

Semi-Privacy Gate Lock Preparation

The 42-by-42-inch pre-assembled horizontal gate has no pre-drilled lock holes. Decide the lock arrangement with the chosen model before installation. Use the details for this size, not those for the larger gate.

Posts and Groove-Fitting Hinges

The listed 71-by-42-inch frame pairs with a 114-inch in-ground post; the 42-by-42-inch frame pairs with a 98-inch post. Matching hinges have reinforced bearings and a connection that fits into the post groove.

Selecting a Metal Gate Frame

The larger bare frame includes three hinges and a top beam; the smaller includes two hinges. Choose the infill, check the finished weight, and match the supports to that assembly.

Plan Everyday Use at the Entrance

Choose a metal fence gate for the people and equipment using the route.

People and Garden Access

Measure clearance for the actual users, bins, and tools. Keep handles and locks reachable and the approach clear of planting or steps.

Open and Closed Positions

Check the full swing arc, nearby walls, and the ground below the moving leaf. A gate that fits when closed may still hit sloping ground.

Single or Double Opening

Use a single leaf for routine access where it suits the opening. For a wider route, review a supported double-gate setup and its center closing arrangement.

Coordinate the Fence, Gate, and Access Hardware

Match parts to the opening and product configuration, not appearance alone.

Metal Gate FAQ

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