Full-height commercial turnstiles.
Self-supporting, floor-anchored turnstiles for commercial and industrial sites requiring controlled pedestrian access. Passage width, direction of travel, release mode and control interfaces are confirmed for the selected system.
Built as part of the access line.
The turnstile, floor fixing, service access and electrical routes need to be coordinated with the surrounding fence line and access-control system before installation.
Floor-anchored frame
The self-supporting unit is fixed to a prepared floor or slab using the project-specific anchoring arrangement.
Protected service routes
Cabling can be routed through the frame and enclosure where allowed by the selected configuration.
Serviceable mechanism
Inspection and maintenance access should remain practical after the adjoining fencing and control hardware are installed.
Plan the complete access sequence.
A turnstile is one part of the controlled-entry system. The credential, controller, drive and release behaviour must work together for the selected site.
Access credential
A compatible card reader, intercom or site control sends the entry request.
Control logic
The controller checks the authorised direction and releases the selected passage.
Controlled rotation
The mechanism manages movement through the pedestrian opening and returns to its secure state.
Installed turnstile systems.
Materials and finishes.
Select the material and finish around exposure, presentation and maintenance requirements.
Duragal steel
A practical galvanised steel base for painted commercial units.
Stainless steel
A corrosion-resistant option for exposed or presentation-sensitive sites.
Powder coat
A controlled colour finish where architecture or branding matters.
Hot-dip galvanising
Durable corrosion protection for harsher operating environments.
Galvanised + powder coat
A layered finish where corrosion performance and colour both matter.
Confirm the project specification.
The final turnstile should be selected against the opening, expected traffic, access-control system, release strategy and site exposure.
- Installation
- Self-supporting unit anchored to a prepared floor or slab.
- Passage
- Clear width, rotor direction and intended traffic confirmed by model.
- Control
- Compatible readers, intercoms and site control signals.
- Power
- Drive voltage, controller and supply requirements confirmed before manufacture.
- Release
- Power-loss, service and emergency behaviour agreed for the project.
- Material
- Duragal or stainless steel with a finish suited to the exposure.
Planning a controlled pedestrian entry?
Tell us about the site, expected traffic, access-control system and required finish. Gate Automation Systems can help define the appropriate turnstile configuration.