Automated Steel Gates
Automated steel gates are becoming increasingly popular as they offer convenience and peace of mind, knowing that your property or business is secure. They can be fitted with a range of locks to keep unwanted visitors out and can be operated remotely by a keypad or smartphone.
Automated gates are perfect for larger properties where there is a lot of space to cover. They are also a great option for businesses that need to control access to their premises.
There are a variety of different steel automated gates available in the UK, each with there own benefits and features.
The most common type of steel automated gate is the sliding gate. Sliding gates are perfect for large properties as they can cover a lot of space very quickly. They are also relatively easy to install and can be operated by a keypad or remote control.
Automated Sliding Gates
The most common type of steel automated gate is the sliding gate. Sliding gates are perfect for large properties as they can cover a lot of space very quickly. They are also relatively easy to install and can be operated by a keypad or remote control.
These gates slide sideways along a track. They are a great option for businesses or large properties that need to control access to their premises.
Tall sliding gates are great for areas where you need more protection but don't have much room. Rather than having gates that open inwards or outwards, our sliding gates either run on tracks or a trackless cantilever mechanism, keeping them out of the way while open.
Sliding gates can be installed on residential or commercial properties and designed to match the existing aesthetic.
Automated Swing Gates
Swing gates are another popular type of automated metal gate. Swing gates offer a more traditional look and can be fitted with a variety of different locks to keep them secure. They are also very easy to operate, making them perfect for businesses that need to control access to their premises.
Swing gates can either be hinged on one side or in the middle. The type of hinge will depend on the size and weight of the gate. Heavy duty swing gates are often hinged in the middle to prevent them from sagging over time.
Swing gates can be automated with a variety of different systems, including hydraulic, electron beam, and pneumatic.
Pneumatic swing gates are the most common type of automated swing gate. They use air pressure to open and close the gates, making them very easy to operate.
Hydraulic swing gates are a more heavy-duty option and are often used on commercial properties. They use hydraulic cylinders to open and close the gates, making them very strong and secure.
Electric swing gates are operated by an electric motor. They are very easy to use and can be opened and closed with a remote control.
Swing gates can be made from a variety of materials, including steel, aluminium, or wrought iron. They can also be powder-coated to any colour to match the surroundings.
Automated Folding Gates
These gates are made up of several panels that fold back on themselves. They are perfect for areas where space is limited, such as in a garage or car park as they do not swing outwards.
Folding gates can be made from a variety of materials and can be powder-coated to any colour to match the premesis. Foulding automated gates can also be fitted with a variety of locks to keep them secure.
Our team of experts can help you choose the perfect automated gate for your property, whether you need a simple swing gate or a more complex design. We can also advise on the best type of automation system to suit your needs.
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