
Fencing & Gates · Gate Hardware & Accessories
Two-Way Gate Latch for Livestock Gates
Specifications
Store Pickup
Drive-thru pickup at our Delaware, Ohio store
Store Pickup Only
Order online and pick up at our Delaware, Ohio store. Most orders are ready the same day, and we'll email you as soon as yours is ready.
Ships Small Package
The more you buy, the more economical per item
Small Package Shipping
This item ships by UPS or USPS, depending on the size, weight, and destination of your order. Available shipping options and costs will be shown at checkout.
Freight shipping from ~$200
The more you buy, the more economical per mat
LTL Freight Shipping
Heavy or oversized orders ship by LTL freight with curbside liftgate delivery. Someone must be present to receive the shipment. Cost is calculated at checkout based on weight and ZIP code. Questions? Call us at (740) 363-6073.
Key Features
Round Tube Compatible
Swings Both Ways
Prevents Gate Sag
One Handed Operation
Padlock Compatible
Zinc Coated Finish
Product Description
The Cashmans Two-Way Gate Latch fits gates made from 1-5/8" to 2" round tubes and allows the gate to swing and latch in either direction - making it the right latch for high-traffic gates where people and horses need to pass through from both sides without stopping to manually set a latch. This two-way gate latch sits on the inside of the post and keeps the gate from sagging over time, which is one of the most common problems with farm gates that see daily use. The one-handed operation and easy-open design means this farm gate latch can be operated from horseback - a practical feature for riders who open and close pasture gates without dismounting. The latch can be padlocked for additional security when needed.
Installation of this two-way gate latch requires a 2" to 2-3/4" gap between the post and gate for proper fit. Hardware to mount the latch to the gate is included; post mounting hardware is not included. This zinc-coated gate latch is proudly made in the USA and built to stand up to outdoor conditions on an active farm year after year.