Personalised Solid Oak Paddock Gate Sign

Personalised Solid Oak Paddock Gate Sign

Personalised solid oak paddock gate sign with engraved lettering cut into the timber, supplied with brass screws and finished for outdoor use.

Full Description

Mark the entrance to a paddock, stable, field or private track with a personalised solid oak gate sign made to become part of its surroundings. Crafted from substantial 25mm thick solid oak, the sign has a reassuring weight and depth, while the lettering is engraved directly into the timber for a crisp, permanent finish that won't peel or fade like surface-applied alternatives.

Each sign is cut from solid oak and carefully finished before the wording is engraved into the face. The timber is finished for outdoor use and is designed to weather and age naturally over time, gradually developing a softer silver-grey patina if left exposed to the elements. The natural grain, knots and texture of the oak ensure every sign has its own distinctive character.

Enter the paddock name, stable name or other wording exactly as you would like it to appear. Our studio will arrange the layout to best suit the length of your text and the proportions of the sign. A proof can be provided before engraving if selected. The sign is supplied with pre-drilled fixing holes and matching brass screws ready for installation.

Key Features

• Solid European oak measuring
  • 300 × 120 × 25mm
  • 400 × 120 × 25mm
  • 500 × 120 × 25mm
• Personalised engraving cut directly into the timber
• Finished for outdoor use
• Ideal for paddock gates, stables, fields and private entrances
• Supplied with pre-drilled fixing holes and matching brass screws
• Natural oak develops character and may weather to a silver-grey over time

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Natural Material Notice

As this sign is made from solid oak, every piece will vary slightly in grain, colour and natural figuring. Knots and subtle variations are part of the character of the timber and make each sign individually distinctive rather than identical.