Gate Systems
The gate is the hardest working part of any fence; every opening puts the same load back through the hinges, the track and the motor.
The first question when choosing a gate is not how it looks but how wide the opening is and how the ground behaves. Across a wide opening a swing gate needs a large arc to travel through and its own weight pulls it down off the hinges, so at those spans a sliding gate gives the better result.
With a motorised gate the groundwork matters as much as the gate itself. The motor cable, the photocell line and the push-button conduit have to be laid before the gate goes in; a channel cut afterwards damages the concrete surface and adds cost to the job.
Gate Systems models
Sliding Gate
Because a sliding gate travels sideways it needs no swing arc in front of it, which makes it the answer for tight entrances and wide spans.
Swing Gate
The swing gate is the simplest gate type and the one that asks for the least maintenance at narrow entrances and pedestrian openings.
Wrought Iron and Laser Cut Gate
The gate is the first part of a building anyone sees; wrought iron and laser cutting make that first impression specific to the project.
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We measure your site and choose the right model and coating together with you. The survey is free.