Every fence needs a gate. It sounds obvious, but it is the detail that gets left to last, and a gate chosen or fitted poorly becomes the weak point in an otherwise solid boundary. We make and install gates to match any fence we build, from a single pedestrian gate to a powered sliding gate across a vehicle entry.
Sizes and builds
We keep common gate sizes on hand, from 1 m single gates up to 6 m doubles, and we fabricate custom sizes for any opening. Whatever the gate, it is built in the same profile and finish as the fence it sits in, and fitted so it hangs true and keeps working smoothly for years. Locking is matched to the security the site needs, from a simple latch to keyed and access-controlled systems.
Choosing the right gate
Swing gates suit flat ground with room for the gate to open. They are the most economical option. Where space is tight, a swing gate can be built as a bi-fold that folds back on itself.
Sliding gates run laterally along the fence line, so they need no swing room, which makes them the usual choice for driveways and wider vehicle entries. See our sliding security gates for the full range.
The right pick usually comes down to how much room you have and how the entry is used day to day.
Manual or automated
Manual gates are the cheapest to run and fine for low-traffic entries. Where a gate sees frequent use or needs to be operated from a vehicle, automation earns its place:
- Remote control, operated with a fob from the car, day or night. See our remote control sliding gate.
- Keypad, enter a code to open, with no fob to lose.
- Intercom and buzzer, talk to visitors and release the gate from inside, often paired with swipe or keypad access.
For a busy commercial entry, a card reader or keypad on both sides lets vehicles in and out under control.
Built to last
A gate takes more wear than any other part of a fence, so we build the frames robust, use quality hinges and hardware, and reinforce for the traffic the entry sees. Powder coating, colour matching and decorative touches are all on the table if the gate is part of the building's frontage as well as its security.
Tell us the opening width, the ground and how the entry is used, and we will recommend the gate and the locking or automation to suit.