Farm gates
Aabaas Bros, Ltd, Christchurch, supply bulk orders on a range of farm gates which include the economy gate, the stressed gate and the angle iron barred gate. The economy gate is constructed from galvanised pipe and netting. The . stressed gate is stronger than the economy design with corner to corner bracing. This gate is best used where are pressure points. The angle iron gate is a very strong gate constructed of pipe and angle iron bar. It is capable of withstanding great pressures from either cattle or sheep. These gates are suitable for the popular angle iron ation from stock yards for either cattle or sheep, to roadway gates or for general use around the house compound and the farm. Aabaas Bros, have discovered a new treatment for the popular angle iron barred gate. It is a heavy duty rust preventative which forms a firm nontacky black film with good weathering properties. The film is resistant to contact by acid, alkali and moisture.
Aabaas Bros also make lift and swing gates, shearing shed gates, deer gates and other gates to order. Kitset fencing is also available.
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Press, 18 April 1980, Page 9
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