Gate hardware: handles, pulls, locks and stops
Equip your gate with high-quality, secure accessories
Accessories for gates and pedestrian gates are not just about hinges. The wide range also includes handles, locks and various stops that can be used in many other places. Explore our complete range of gate accessories to help you find your way around when shopping.
Handles, knobs and pulls
Our range of handles, knobs and pulls is of course not limited to gates; they can also be used on doors and various entrances.
Handles are mainly divided into aluminium and stainless steel options. Aluminium handles are available with or without a backplate. A popular option in this category is the KL-13 combination handle, with a standard handle on one side and a fixed knob on the other.
Stainless steel handles are popular with customers for their polished look (they are made from brushed stainless steel) and excellent material properties. That is one reason why we offer such a wide range of stainless steel handles. Our range includes square, curved, straight and wavy handles. All handles are sold in pairs and come with mounting screws.
The knobs for handles are also made from stainless steel (AISI304).. They come in different shapes—straight or angled—and with different rotation options: fixed, left-turning or right-turning. The knob can be used as a handle, and you can choose which way it turns. Knobs are sold individually or in pairs.
Brushed stainless steel is also a popular choice for pull handles.. These too come in various styles—straight, curved, wavy and recessed. The range is rounded out with plastic, metal and galvanised pull handles. A pull handle is a great addition to a door, gate, glass panel or sliding partition.
Locks, electric locks and hasps
For locking swing gates and pedestrian gates, we recommend standard mortise locks. For added security, you can use an electric lock, which requires an electric pulse to unlock—for example, from a doorbell or intercom, or in conjunction with an automated gate operator.
For conventional locking, you can use mortise locks, complete lock cases (for welding), or the latest and simplest solution— a complete profile with a lock. We currently offer three lock profiles: 40x40, 50x30 and 60x40.
If the lock has no strike plate to engage with, a simple pedestrian gate stop can be used instead. It can be welded on or screwed into place.
Another popular option is padlock hasps. A hasp can securely lock a gate, garage, shed or anything else it can be fitted to.
Stops and drop bolts
Bottom stops for swing gates are primarily used to define the end positions of the gate leaves.. It is best for the leaves to rest against something when the gate is closed. This also improves the stability of the gate.
For gates that are opened and closed manually, a suitable alternative is a gate drop bolt. It can of course also be used on various pedestrian gates and doors. In indoor spaces, people also often use rubber door stops —for example, screw-on rubber stops that easily limit how far a door can open.
