Pedestrian (Ped) Gates are smaller, human-scale access points for foot traffic—typically 36" to 48" wide for residential/light commercial and up to 60"+ for high-traffic sites.
Sliding Gates control vehicle access, moving horizontally along a track (or cantilevered) to save space and accommodate wider openings (12–30 ft standard, custom beyond).

Yes. Many sites combine a sliding gate for vehicles and a ped gate for foot traffic at the same frontage. We coordinate matching styles, finishes, hardware, and security systems so the two gates look cohesive and function safely together.

We engineer to U.S. standards and best practices. Common compliance considerations include:

• ADA: Clear opening widths, lever handles, closer forces, and thresholds for pedestrian gates in public-access areas.
• UL 325 & ASTM F2200: For automated sliding gate operators and gate construction, guarding pinch points and ensuring entrapment protection.
• Local building codes, fire/life safety, and egress requirements may apply. We’ll help spec the right solution; your AHJ (Authority Having Jurisdiction) has final say.

• Materials: Powder-coated steel, galvanized steel, aluminum, stainless steel; infills include pickets, mesh, louvers, composite panels, and wood accents.
• Finishes: Industrial-grade powder coat (standard colors + custom RAL), hot-dip galvanizing for corrosion resistance, marine-grade options for coastal environments.

Absolutely. We can fully customize profiles, picket spacing, infill patterns, frame geometry, and color to align with architectural branding or existing fencing systems. Send plans, photos, or a style brief—our team will propose a cohesive design.

• Pedestrian Gates: 36"–48" clear openings (most common), custom up to 60"+ for high throughput or equipment access.
• Sliding Gates: 12–30 ft clear openings are standard, with single-piece spans up to 10 m (approx. 32.8 ft) available in certain designs. Larger or tandem configurations on request.

Yes.

• Ped Gates: Manual swing with closers, panic hardware (where required), keypad/card access, intercoms.
• Sliding Gates: Manual or automated with UL 325–listed operators, safety edges, photo eyes, loop detectors, keypads, cloud access control, and integration with existing security.

• Ped Gates: Lever sets, deadbolts, panic bars, magnetic locks, electric strikes, closers, hinges rated for duty cycle.
• Sliding Gates: Mechanical locks (manual systems), operator-integrated electric locks, safety edges, anti-climb features, and security toppings (where permitted).

We design to UL 325 and ASTM F2200 best practices: guarded rollers, protected pinch points, entrapment sensors, photo eyes, safety edges, signage, and appropriate controls. We also recommend annual inspections and documented maintenance.

• Standard models/finishes: Typically 2–4 weeks.
• Custom sizes/styles or coastal-grade systems: 4–8+ weeks depending on complexity and volume.
• Bulk orders can be phase-delivered to match site schedules.

Yes. We offer competitive bulk order pricing, with additional savings on standardized models and consolidated freight. Share your bill of materials (BOM) or takeoffs to receive a tiered quote.

• Nationwide freight with protective crating and labeled pallets.
• Job-site delivery windows coordinated to your schedule.
• Optional white-glove or inside delivery on request (location-dependent).

We’re a builder and can provide turnkey installation in select regions, or connect you with vetted installers nationwide. For self-performed installs, we supply detailed submittals, shop drawings, and installation guides.

We recommend hot-dip galvanizing plus marine-grade powder coating or aluminum/stainless systems in coastal or high-salinity areas. We can specify hardware and fasteners suited for these environments.

• Structural frame: Limited warranty (varies by material and use case).
• Finish: Powder coat warranty based on environment and color family.
• Operators & electronics: Manufacturer-backed warranties.
  We provide warranty terms with your quote and submittals.

Share your opening sizes, gate types (ped/sliding), material, finish, hardware/operator needs, quantity, and site ZIP. Attach drawings or photos if available. We’ll return a tiered pricing proposal and lead time.

We routinely match profiles, colors, and hardware to common fence systems and operator brands. Tell us what’s on site—we’ll recommend compatible components or equivalents.