Gates and access control

These systems control gates and points of access such as turnstiles and barriers, so that only designated people and vehicles get in. Generally treated as an additional layer of security, access control can be arranged in different ways to suit the budget and the requirement.

Vehicle access

Rising kerbs, blockers, telescopic barriers and anti-ram posts all help protect a site and keep unwanted vehicles out. Rising arm and static barriers are a cost effective way of controlling vehicle movement: rising arm barriers can span openings of up to nine metres and come in a choice of colours.

Cantilever sliding gates offer durability and high levels of security. They can be automated and powered in both manned and unmanned situations, giving remote access control alongside CCTV where required.

Pedestrian access

Full height turnstiles, half height turnstiles and pedestrian gates control people onto the site and can be tied into the same access control system as the vehicle gates, so there is one record of who is on site rather than two.

Quality

We only supply and install gates manufactured by market leaders. That covers gates for both vehicles and pedestrians, operated manually or automatically. An automated gate is a machine with a duty cycle and a maintenance requirement, so we would rather fit one that will still be working in ten years than the cheapest thing that will pass a handover.