FORGERIGHT Heritage 4 ft. x 4 ft. Black Steel No-Dig Fence Gate 860015

The FORGERIGHT Heritage gate is a nominal 4 ft. high by 4 ft. wide black steel gate assembly for the Heritage no-dig fence system. Two opening leaves meet at a center latch to provide access through a matching Heritage fence run. The two closed leaves measure 45.75 in. wide by 46 in. high together; the 46.4-in. installation opening is a separate measurement.

Key Features

• Matching Heritage gate: Designed for the Heritage no-dig fence system.
• Two-leaf assembly: The two gate leaves meet at a central latch.
• Preassembled steel: The gate has a welded-steel frame with a black powder-coated finish.
• No-dig connection: Posts pass through the gate hinge rings into driven stakes.
• Included latch hardware: Install the latch and supplied hardware as shown in the Heritage guide.

Specifications

Manufacturer model860015Sell unitone two-leaf gate assemblyNominal gate width4 ftColor/FinishBlackFencing Installation TypeNo DigIncludesHardwareMaterialSteelPanel AssemblyAssembled PanelPanel DesignSpaced PicketPicket Top StyleFlat TopManufacturer Warranty5 year limited warrantyGate Opening Width (in.)46.4Gate Thickness (in.)2Nominal gate height (ft.)4 ftComplete sell-unit product weight15.48 lbManufacturer-stated product width45.75 in.Manufacturer-stated product height46 in.

Fit and Compatibility

Heritage no-dig post-and-stake system only; posts and stakes are separate. The 46.4-inch installation opening is not a claim that the gate leaf itself is 46.4 inches wide.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this one gate or a pair of separate fence panels?

It is one Heritage gate assembly made up of two opening leaves that meet at the latch.

What fence system does it fit?

Use the gate with the FORGERIGHT Heritage no-dig fence system and its matching posts and stakes.

Are posts and stakes included?

No. The Heritage posts and stakes are sold separately.

How wide is the gate opening?

The Heritage installation diagram specifies a 46.4-inch gate unit opening between posts. Use the diagram when laying out the gate rather than the nominal 4-foot designation.

How are the gate leaves aligned?

The guide uses the lower hinge adjustment collars for vertical alignment and calls for about 1/2 inch between the gate leaves at the latch.

Product Expert Notes

Position the gate before laying out adjoining panels. Check both leaf alignment and the center latch gap during installation. The matching open-picket profile keeps the access point visually consistent with the Heritage fence.

Complete a coordinated Heritage fence layout with the matching two-leaf gate.