Farm Gates & Livestock Gates

Wire-filled gates have mesh or grid panels for added visibility and animal control—ideal for small stock like goats or sheep. Tube gates are open-bar designs better suited for cattle or horses.

Gate size depends on the type of livestock and equipment. A 10–12 ft gate is common for pasture access and vehicle entry, while 4–6 ft gates suit smaller pens or walk-through areas.

Farm gates are typically hung on wooden or steel posts using hinge sets. Ensure the posts are properly braced and set deep enough to handle the weight and frequent use.

Yes, but it’s important to match the gate type to your animals. Mesh gates reduce the risk of animals getting stuck, while smooth tubular gates prevent injury from sharp edges.

Yes. Many producers run an offset hot wire along the gate to discourage leaning or rubbing, especially in cattle enclosures.

Use properly braced posts, install hinges level, and consider adjustable hinge sets to correct for long-term movement or settling.