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Our Sheepyard Gates are made from a 25nb (34mm OD) galvanised high tensile pipe frame, with 20nb (34mm OD) rails with our own unique stay.  All our sheepyard gates are made to order on length and height.

Our Cattleyard Gates are designed with a steel cattle board located where the stress is most likely to occur and with being flat and smooth it helps to prevent bruising.

We offer an internal spring loaded catch with our Cattleyard and Sheepyards which are built internally within the gate which means they don’t stick out like most other common latches, they can be accessed easily from either side of the gate and also prevent bruising to stock.

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Introducing the Rolls Royce of Deer Gates, the Brock Deer Gate, named and designed by Eddie Brock. Eddie approached us wanting our Barred Gate incorporated into the traditional Deer Gate style and that’s when the Brock Deer Gate hit the market.

The Heavy Haldon, same style as the standard Haldon but made from 32mm nb pipe. A great gate choice for high pressure areas such as coming into Deer Yards, with the heavier pipe and extra mid rail it offers strength and durability.

The Haldon Deer Gate, named after Haldon Station based in the Mackenzie Country. Paddy Boyd approached Tornado wanting an extra mid rail added to a standard style Deer Gate, and from then the Haldon Deer Gate was born. One of our most popular Deer Gates.

A heavier version of a standard Deer Gate, one of our biggest selling Deer Gates.

Because of the bigger pipe used in our heavy deer gate, only two uprights are required. 4.88m will have three uprights.

Tornado specialise in Deer Gates, which is why we offer the biggest Deer Gate range in the market. We offer a Deer Gates to suit everyone’s requirements.

A basic and traditional style Deer Gate, 4.27m and 4.88m with three upright stays.

Another old style of gate, which is seen a lot in South Canterbury.

Another great durable and multi-purpose gate suitable for big mobs of lambs, sheep and cattle, an old style of gate that has been around for years and extremely well known within the rural industry.

A similar gate to an economy but has added diagonals.