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4<title>Hand made wrought iron gates : Bowland Fabrications</title>

5<meta name="description" content="Our gates can be fabricated to any specification, we have a standard range of products, our gates are hand made using wrought iron produced in our forge" />

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<h1><a href="/" title="Bowland Fabrications">Bowland Fabrications</a></h1>

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15 <li><a href="/index.html" title="Home">Home</a></li>

16 <li><a href="/estate-railings.html" title="Estate Railings">Estate Railings</a></li>

17 <li class="selected"><a href="/gates.html" title="Gates and Railings">Gates &amp; Railings</a></li>

18 <li><a href="/bespoke.html" title="Bespoke">Bespoke</a></li>

19 <li><a href="/other.html" title="Other">Other</a></li>

20 <li><a href="/contact.html" title="Contact">Contact</a></li>

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24 <p>07977 420977</p>

25 <a href="mailto:info@bowlandfab.com">info@bowlandfab.com</a>

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<h1>Wrought Iron Gates and Railings</h1>

34 <p>Bowland fabrications can work with you to create a totally bespoke product, where we handcraft each piece as a one off.</p>

35 <p>We also have a standard range, this offers industry beating prices for a high quality product. We achieve this through stock holding and standardisation of common component parts.</p>

36 <p>Over use of standard bought-in components can create a design that will quickly date and look very out of place so to avoid this please <a href="/contact.html">contact us.</a></p>

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38 <h3>The Lune Double Gate</h3>

39 <h3>Prices from £1059 + vat</h3>

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<img src="/images/lunedoublegate.jpg" alt="The Lune Double Gate" />

41 <div class="dummyclear50"></div>

42 <p>We have arange of finishing accessories and design patterns that can be added to our gates, please <a href="/contact.html">contact us</a> for more details of these.</p>

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<h1>Standard Gates</h1>

59 <p>Below are the two standard gates we supply, other options are available if required:</p>

60 <h3>The Ribble Gate</h3>

61 <h3>Prices from £497 + vat</h3>

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66 <h3>The Hodder Gate</h3>

67 <h3>Prices from £316 + vat</h3>

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73 <h3>Bowland Fabrications Ltd.</h3>

74 <p>Harrop Bungalow<br />

75 Slaidburn<br />

76 Clitheroe<br />

77 Lancashire<br />

78 BB7 4TW</p>

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81 <h3>Tel : 07977 420977</h3>

82 <a href="mailto:info@bowlandfab.com">info@bowlandfab.com</a>

83 <p>Company No:09141935<br />

84 Registerd in England & Wales</p>

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