A 10-metre-wide commercial entrance in Fairfield NSW required more than a standard boom gate installation. See how two coordinated solar boom gates, batteries, speed management, pedestrian barriers and signage were designed as one access system.

What happens when an automatic swing gate has no practical space for a conventional ground stop? On a recent installation, we integrated a maglock to positively secure the closed gate and reduce external forces being transferred into the automation.

Two gates of similar size can require completely different automation. This Port Kembla case study explains why usage frequency, reliability, environment and downtime matter when selecting a heavy-duty commercial gate operator.

At Camden Valley Inn, a commercial boom gate was integrated with number plate recognition to help manage guest parking access. Authorised vehicle registrations can be granted access for the period of a guest's stay, combining boom gate automation with smarter vehicle access control.

Standard safety-beam mounting wasn't suitable for this outward-swing automatic gate in Concord West NSW. See how gate geometry, vehicle movement, pedestrian areas and the swing arc led to a custom-fabricated mounting solution.

Limited space, a heavy gate and high expected usage made a conventional sliding gate unsuitable for this Bondi Beach project. See how a three-section telescopic sliding gate was designed to achieve the required opening within the restricted available space.