Automatic Sliding Gates
Gate that slides open behind a wall or fence
Telescopic Sliding Gates
A sliding gate split into two halves, on two separate tracks, one behind the other.
Cantilever Sliding Gates
A sliding gate that requires no track! Is supported by two sets of carriages bolted to a large concrete footing behind the wall or fence.
Automatic Swing Gates
Either a single or double swing gates, usually installed on steel square hollow section posts.
Bi-fold Swing Gates
Either single or double swing gate leafs, that typically fold in half as each leaf swings open, and unfolds flat when closed to resemble a single leaf
Turnstiles
The turnstile is used for single personnel access control, either full height, or hip height
Boom Gates
Also known as an automatic barrier, usually consist of a motor drive inside an enclosure, and fitted with single or folding aluminium hollow arm which restricts traffic flow when it comes to rest
Cable/Chain Gates
Consist of two bollards either side of the driveway opening, traffic is controlled in a similar but slower fashion to a boom gate. Most common with a chain or cable which drops to the floor when activated for access
Rising Bollards
A bollard that is automated, installed below ground so that the bollard sits flush with the surrounding floor level when lowered. And rises to a typical bollard height when traffic restriction is required again.
Pedestrian Gates
As the name describes, is for pedestrian access only, can have automatic or sprung hydraulic closers fitted, together with electric or mechanical locks, cannot control the quantity of pedestrians accessing once opened.