Gates and Fencing

Which gate or fence panel fits your entrance

A swing gate needs clear space behind it: each leaf sweeps an arc as wide as itself. The single-leaf steel driveway gate spans the whole opening with no centre latch or drop bolt, where the drive leaves that much room. For a short or rising drive, or a very wide opening, the double-leaf driveway gate needs less swing room per leaf than a single wide leaf. On a sloping drive, or where nothing should cross the driveway, the cantilever sliding gate runs on roller carriages beside the entrance, with no rail in the ground and a counterweight tail sized to the space along your fence.

The pedestrian gate, the sliding gate and the fixed fence panel share one horizontal slat design; ordered together, they have the same slat spacing and colour. The steel fence panel with horizontal slats is designed as the partner of the double-leaf gate and can take vertical slats to match it.

Finish, what is included and how ordering works

Every gate and panel can be powder coated in any RAL colour. The pedestrian gate, the sliding gate and both fence panels are hot-dip galvanised as well; for the two swing driveway gates, hot-dip galvanising is an option and your order confirmation states the coating system. What comes with each item differs: the pedestrian gate and the fence panels include their posts, the single-leaf gate comes with posts or is matched to existing ones, the sliding gate includes roller carriages, top guide and end catch with the foundation agreed separately, and the double-leaf gate set, with its posts and hardware, is listed on its product page.

Order the standard size at the price shown, or enter your opening width and height with the order, or for a fence your boundary measurements. A photo of the entrance or a sketch of the fence line helps: send it to [email protected] or through the enquiry form on the product page. See how it works. Everything is made to order in Poland and prepared for palletised delivery to any country.