Timber gates can offer a softness as well as privacy to a homes
frontage. Most of these gates are made from Western Red Cedar,
mainly because of its dimensional stability, it is naturally resistant to
insect attack, decay and has excellent sound absorption qualities,
Ideal for a busy roads traffic noise with an insulation value higher
than most timbers and much higher than concrete or brick.
Steel frames can be incorporated into the design for added strength
and rigidity
Metal gates
Steel, wrought Iron, aluminium and stainless steel all have their
different attributes depending on the style and design.
Modern wrought iron is generally a combination of tubular steel and
solid cast or forged decorative components to replicate the antique
look, when hot dip galvanised, these gates will out live alloys.
More contemporary styles may call for highly polished stainless steel
or aluminium with it's straight lines and ever expanding range of
local and imported extrusions.
Commercial
and Industrial gates
Generally a lot larger and more security driven than the domestic
applications as these properties are often vacant on weekends where
vandalism and brake ins are a real issue. They also provide a barrier
between a potentially dangerous environment and the general
public.
Special
applications
A variety of automation solutions that address space
restrictions on
the smaller property to achieve a maximum driveway width can be
engineered to suit most situations, telescopic sliding gates, bi-fold
swing gates and sectional sliding gates are all possibilities you may
need to consider to get that car off the street.
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