Commercial fencing & pedestrian gates.
Gate Automation Systems designs, manufactures and installs fence lines that suit the site: industrial yards, schools, commercial properties, public facilities and controlled pedestrian entries.
Start with the boundary problem, then specify the fence line.
Perimeter security
Robust fence lines for yards, public facilities, schools and commercial boundaries.
Pedestrian gates
Matching pedestrian entries with lock, latch and access-control integration planned early.
Anti-climb layouts
No-mid-rail and vertical-picket configurations reduce climbing points on exposed sites.
Fabricated frames
Panels and gates are matched to the opening, finish, exposure and operating equipment.
Choose the material before the fence is drawn.
Duragal steel
Economical pre-galvanised steel for robust fence frames and runs.
Stainless steel
High corrosion resistance for exposed sites and refined finishes.
Aluminium
Lightweight and corrosion resistant for larger architectural panels.
Timber infill
Warm screening paired with a structural steel or aluminium frame.
Architectural infill
Custom panels, patterns or mixed materials for a deliberate frontage.
Add-ons belong in the fence plan from the start.
Electric strike locks
Controlled pedestrian-gate locking.
Locking mechanisms
Magnetic, electric and mechanical options.
Remote access
Transmitters, receivers and wireless controls.
Intercom systems
Visitor communication at the entry point.
Gate automation
Operators selected around gate and usage.
Weatherproof keypads
PIN, swipe-tag and app-enabled entry.
Biometric access
Fingerprint-based identity verification.
Solar power
Off-grid supply for suitable gate systems.
Backup batteries
Continued access during power interruptions.
Smartphone control
App-based operation and user access.
Motion sensor lights
Automatic lighting around the entrance.
Security cameras
Visual monitoring of gates and approaches.
Use real site photos to decide what the fence has to solve.
A useful fencing brief answers four questions.
Where is the boundary?
Send a plan, photos, rough opening widths, pedestrian gate locations and existing posts or walls.
Who uses it?
Separate vehicle, pedestrian, staff, visitor and after-hours movement so access points are not guessed later.
What does it connect to?
Nominate locks, intercoms, automation, cameras, power, concrete, drainage and access-control requirements.
What finish has to last?
Exposure, colour, corrosion risk and presentation expectations decide the coating path.
Planning a fence line or pedestrian gate?
Send site photos, boundary length, gate openings, material preference, finish requirements and any lock or access-control needs. Gate Automation Systems can help turn the site constraints into a practical specification.