Single Swing Gates
Fulfill many needs when the radius of swing is not critical. They only require one gate operator (motor). The gate can be fabricated to “look” like traditional twin gates yet be only one leaf. To view a typical shop drawing Click here

Inground Automation System
An ideal approach when the aesthetics of the gates are critical, such as with traditional wrought iron designs. The gate operators (motors) are set below ground so that the gates appear to open themselves. This is unique, commercial grade equipment, with no visible moving components. To view a typical shop drawing Click here

Slide Gates
Often chosen when space on the driveway is critical as there is no radius of swing. Usually best set out on level ground. Can also be an advantage in high wind areas where swing gates have to battle high wind resistance. To view a typical shop drawing Click here

Clad/Infill Gates (Timber or Metal Cladding)
For use when clients require privacy, sound reduction or simply an architectural feature. Automatic gates are always superior when built around a well fabricated metal frame. The frame can be a feature of the gate or can be fully clad. This aspect needs to be taken into account when fabricating the gate. To view a typical shop drawing Click here

Bifold Gates
Work as normal swing gates yet each leaf is halved by hinging each leaf in the centre of the panel. They have the big advantage of a reduced radius of swing of the gate when opening into a limited parking spot i.e. the front yard of a house.

Telescopic Slide Gate
Works as a normal slide gate but only requires half the length of the gate in which to slide when fully opened. An ideal solution for restricted opening situations.To view a typical shop drawing Click here

Boom Gates
Ideal for controlling traffic flow into areas such as car parks. No restriction to pedestrians, yet a deterrent to vehicles. Can cover up to 6 metre spans with one boom. Boom rotation time is very short compared to a swing gate.

Commercial/Industrial Gates
Many Strata title and industrial sites require a specific approach. Multiple users, together with the need for security, demand specific control equipment, special gate design and gate opening equipment.

Solar Gates
A realistic option when installation of power to a particular site is difficult and costly. The solar cell requires an open area without shade to maximise the advantage of the sun's energy. The solar aspect does have a significant cost depending on the individual requirements.