Swing Gate Systems
Swing gates open inward or outward and can be designed as single or
double gate systems. They can be suitable where:
- There is enough clearance for the gate leaves to open
- A traditional entrance style is preferred
- Residential or commercial access needs to be controlled
- Automation is required
- Access control needs to be integrated
Swing systems can be tailored to the width, layout and intended use of
the entrance.
Sliding Gate Systems
Sliding gates travel horizontally across an entrance instead of opening
into or away from the property. They can be suitable where:
- Swing clearance is limited
- The entrance layout favours horizontal movement
- Controlled vehicle access is required
- Automation is needed
- Access control needs to be integrated
Sliding systems can be used for residential and commercial
applications, including cantilever configurations where appropriate.
Gate Automation Systems
Gate automation allows a gate to open and close electrically, helping
make everyday access more convenient and controlled. Automation
services can include:
- New automation installations
- Upgrades to existing systems
- Fault diagnosis and repairs
- Replacement automation components
- Integration with access control
- Ongoing servicing and maintenance
We support established automation brands including CAME, FAAC, BFT,
NICE, Roger Technology, Beninca.
Access Control Systems
Access control helps manage who can enter a home, business or
commercial site and how access is authorised. Depending on the
property or site, options can include:
- Digital keypads and PIN access
- RFID cards and key fobs
- Long-range vehicle tags
- Smartphone and Bluetooth access
- Audio and video intercoms
- GSM access
- ANPR integration
These systems can work alongside swing gates, sliding gates and traffic
barriers to provide controlled access suited to the way the site
operates.
Traffic Barrier Systems
Automated traffic barriers can help manage vehicle access at commercial
premises, managed entrances and parking areas. They can be suitable
where:
- Vehicle entry needs to be controlled
- Staff or authorised-user access is required
- Visitor access needs to be managed
- Parking areas require controlled entry
- Access control needs to be integrated
Barrier systems can be combined with keypads, RFID technology,
intercoms, smartphone access or ANPR depending on the requirements of
the site.