Gate

A fence incorporating at least one gate, the gate comprising;

• a pair of opposite side frame members, each said side frame member having a respective aperture, the apertures being opposite to one another;
• a pair of opposite end frame members spanning from one of the side frame members to the other of the side frame members, and opposite ends of one of the end frame members are received in the apertures of the side frame members;
• and
• infill means for restricting egress through the gate, the end frame members and the side frame members forming a peripheral frame about the infill means, and the infill means having opposite edge margins, at least one of the apertures of the side frame members being dimensioned for permitting relative movement of the end frame members toward each other to fixedly hold the infill means in position.

A method for assembling a gate, comprising:

• providing a pair of side frame members and pair of end frame members, each of the side frame members having a respective aperture;
• providing infill means for restricting egress through the gate, the infill means having opposite edge margins;
• forming a peripheral frame about the infill means from the side frame members and the end frame members such that the end frame members span from one of the side frame members to the other of the side frame members and the apertures in the side frame members are opposite to one another, and opposite ends of one of the end frame members are received in the apertures, at least one of the apertures being dimensioned for permitting relative movement of the end frame members toward one another to fixedly hold the infill means in position between the end frame members;
• and
• locating the one said end frame member relative to the other said end frame member to fixedly hold the infill means in said position.