
But how do you decide which type of gate is best for your fencing? Read our guide for more information about which sides our gates hang so you can make the best decision.
The hanging side of a gate is determined by where the hinges are when you’re looking from the outside in. So, for example, a left-hung gate will have the hinges on the left post when looking at the gate from outside, facing the way in.

First Fence have a variety of gates to match our fencing. Each one can hang differently depending on its design. Below is a list of our most popular gates and which configuration they can hang in.
Our 868 mesh gates are available with a choice of left or right hanging. Simply select your preference when choosing your finish colour and post type.

Our 358 prison mesh gates work the same way as our twin mesh. Simply select your preference of left or right hung when choosing your finish colour and post type.

Rebound mesh gates are only available with a right-hand hung configuration.

Our palisade gates are only available with a left-hand hung configuration.

EnviroRail® Railing Gates are available in multiple styles, and each one is universally hung and can be installed left or right-hung at the time of installation.

EnviroRail® Estate Railings are made to be universally hung, and you can choose left or right hanging at the time of installation.

Our range of timber ranch gates is available with a choice of being left or right-hung. Select your preferred hanging side when choosing your width and hardware.

Our selection of farm and field gates is universal, meaning you can choose whether you want them left or right hung at the time of installation.

If you need help installing your fencing and gate systems, we can help. Our team of installers can arrange a site visit and installation when it’s convenient for you. Email installations@firstfence.co.uk for more information.
If you are unsure about gates and need further advice, please contact us. Our experts are available by: