Sliding Gate Season 2020
How to get started with sliding gates in 2020?
Cantilever, track-mounted, suspended or swing gates, and automatic barriers. Entrance gates come in many different types. Whether you’re looking for an entrance gate for your home or need to control access to a business, car park or site, we have everything you need.
If you’re planning to build a new gate this year or upgrade and automate your existing one, you’re in the right place. With years of experience, we’ll be happy to advise you on everything from choosing the right components and preparing the installation foundations to setting up the drive.
Sliding gate, step by step: from the foundations to the electronics
Sliding gates fall into three basic types: cantilever, track-mounted and suspended.
Each type moves differently and has its own components. You can tell how a gate moves from its name. A suspended gate hangs from a support, a track-mounted gate runs along rails, and a cantilever gate is self-supporting (on its own rollers).
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Swing gates and pedestrian gates: from hinges to motors
Swing gates take up the least space—wherever a sliding gate won’t fit for any reason, a swing gate is the solution.
A swing gate can consist of one or two leaves. For swing gates to work properly, we offer a wide selection of hinges and hangers, accessories ranging from handles and pulls to locks and gate stops, and, of course, various operators for fully automating your swing gate.
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Barriers and parking barriers: for car parks, sites and business premises
Barriers are an increasingly popular way to control entry to and exit from restricted areas, such as car parks, sites, and businesses of all sizes.
Barriers, like other automated systems and operators, can be controlled in many ways—from traditional remote controls and keypads to card readers and mobile phones.
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