If you’re considering investing in a new industrial gate or thinking about renewing your existing industrial gate, you might be looking for a bit of helpful information about this type of gate before using the allocated budget.
In this quick guide to industrial gates, we cover the basics of industrial gates, aka ‘commercial gates’, including:
If after reading this guide, you’d like further information on industrial gates, don’t hesitate in getting in touch.
When we talk of industrial gates, of course we’re talking about gates used by businesses on commercial properties, but a better description of these types of gates would be industrial security gates. And security is the main reason why industrial gates are important, and why they’re an essential element to any commercial property, both for the protection of company property, and more importantly, the staff.
High-quality steel, wooden or aluminium industrial gates not only create an effective deterrent to would-be burglars but also allow you to put in place a highly secure and modern access control system. A decent access control system for your industrial gate could be one of several systems, including:
And, once in place, your access control system will give you the ability to control who enters your commercial property, and when they’re permitted, whilst also providing a record of how many people are on the property at any one time.
The short answer to this question is pretty much any commercial property, from the very small to the very large, use industrial gates, including
And, as explained above, when each of these commercial properties has an industrial gate with an access control system, security is improved, as is how staff, visitors or pupils etc. come and go.
Depending on the type of commercial property you have and the type of access you require, your choice of industrial gate could be one of three types, including:
The main benefits of industrial sliding gates are that they don’t require any swing room, they’re easy to automate and easy to manually operate, even by those with limited upper body movement or strength.
Like an industrial sliding gate, an industrial swing gate is simple to automate, and manually operate, and also has the added benefit of being easy to install and easy to service or maintain, preferably by a professional gate engineer.
This design of this type of gate gives the industrial cantilever gate the unique benefit of being able to be installed in most commercial properties, particularly those where the ground may not be solid, such as an outdoor festival location.
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