Steel Folding Security Gates
Secure areas while allowing quick access when you need it
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Folding Guard Folding Gates secure receiving doors, lift-up doors, hallways, and entranceways while allowing light and air to circulate through opening. Choose from five heights and seven widths from 3' to 12'. |
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Folding Guard Folding Gates secure receiving doors, lift-up doors, hallways, and entranceways while allowing light and air to circulate through opening. Choose from five heights and seven widths from 6' to 24'. |
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When locked, these gates provide a strong physical and visual barrier to potential would-be intruders. While closed – or stacked – these gates slide discretely out of the way or completely hide-away within cabinets. They are set on a continuous frame on all sides including top and bottom tracks, and utilizes a vertical bars that do not lose height when opened. |
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Portable gates provide instant security whenever and wherever you need it. Folding Guard Portable Gates expand and lock to close off any opening. When not in use, simply fold up, roll away and store in closet. |
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Door gates are designed to fit smaller door openings than standard Folding Guard Gates. They can be mounted on the left or right side, in the casing or on the door facing. Maximum width is 48”. All galvanized finish. 6 widths available. |
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Barrier Gates allow quick and easy portable access control. Mounted on easy rolling wheels, They're galvanized steel and powder coated in safety colors for high visibility. |
Frequently asked questions
How soon will I receive my gate? Your order usually ships within five days (arrival depends on where you are located), but often it can ship faster than that. Even custom orders usually take 7-10 days.
I only received two “L” brackets for the top of the gate. Don't I also need brackets for the bottom? No. Your gate rests on bearing washers, and drop pins that fit into holes in the floor that you've drilled.
What if I don't want to drill holes in my floor to mount my single or pair gate? You can special order a shorter truncated gate with special brackets designed to hold the gate off the floor. Contact us for details.
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I need to drill holes in the floor for my pair gate's self-securing drop pin?
Yes. Self-securing drop pins, which must be inserted into floor-holes, are
required for pair gates to join properly in the center, when closed.
Can I install the “L” bracket up, instead of down? Yes. If you want easy access to the bracket bolts. However, this configuration provides less security.
Should I lubricate the gate? Not usually. Normally your gate requires no maintenance. In harsh environments (severe winters, coastal conditions) lubricating the gate periodically with white grease is a good idea.
When do I need an “H” bracket? You can install an “H” bracket above where two sides of a pair gate meet. Each half of the gate joins to the “H” bracket, providing greater rigidity and security. An “H” bracket installed in your opening will reduce clearance height of forklifts & other vehicles.