Los Angeles Style Aluminum Gates – Black – Apache Junction, AZ 85120
- Apache Junction, AZ 85120
- Los Angeles Style
- Black
- Enclosures, Fence, Fence panels, Pedestrian gate
Los Angeles Style Aluminum Gates in black deliver a modern horizontal-slat privacy solution designed for side yards and matching pedestrian entries. Fabricated from Alumission 6061‑T6 aluminum with 14‑gauge (2 mm wall) profiles, each panel is powder‑coated in satin/matte black for lasting color and durability. Full‑width 5–6 in slats with tight 1/2–3/4 in gaps balance airflow and semi‑private screening while keeping lines clean.
Installations mix picture‑frame panels in approximately 2–3 in square tubing and infill sections between 3–4 in square posts at corners or house tie‑ins. The pedestrian gate uses heavy‑duty black butt hinges, a black latch, and an interior pull bar for confident, smooth operation. Typical heights are 5.5–6 ft with spans near 4–5 ft to create cohesive, proportionate sections across concrete pavers or gravel.
Los Angeles Style Aluminum Gates are rust‑, corrosion‑, and termite‑proof and, with proper installation, will not crack, warp, peel, or shrink. This lifetime aluminum system conceals HVAC, trash, or pool equipment and complements board‑and‑batten, stucco, or brick façades. Choose Los Angeles Style Aluminum Gates for low‑maintenance privacy and security with contemporary style.
About the Area
Apache Junction, AZ 85120 sits at the foot of the Superstition Mountains on the eastern edge of the Phoenix metro in Arizona’s East Valley. It blends Old West charm with wide‑open Sonoran Desert scenery and vivid sunsets, offering an easy gateway to adventure along the historic Apache Trail.
Nature
Lost Dutchman State Park and the Superstition Wilderness showcase towering cliffs, saguaro forests, and spring wildflowers. Canyon Lake and the Salt River add cool water and striking canyon views, perfect for scenic drives, photography, and sunrise or sunset moments.
Trails
Hikers choose from Siphon Draw, Treasure Loop, Jacob’s Crosscut, and Hieroglyphic Trail for everything from casual walks to steep summit pushes. Silly Mountain Park offers family‑friendly loops with big vistas, while nearby paths welcome mountain biking and horseback riding.
Downtown
Along Apache Trail and Old West Highway, rustic storefronts meet Southwestern stucco and metal accents. Local diners, antique shops, and gear outfitters serve residents and road‑trippers in an easygoing, welcoming setting.
Culture
The Superstition Mountain Museum explores mining history, Native cultures, and Hollywood ties at sights like the Elvis Chapel. Goldfield Ghost Town features mine tours, a narrow‑gauge train, and Old West exhibits, while the Dolly Steamboat offers narrated cruises at Canyon Lake.
Events
Lost Dutchman Days brings a parade and rodeo to the Apache Junction Rodeo Grounds. The seasonal Arizona Renaissance Festival nearby adds artisan flair, and Flatiron Park hosts concerts and movie nights for relaxed, family‑friendly evenings under desert skies.
