Chain Link fence Gate

Description:
Chain Link Fence Gates are designed to provide secure and easy access through chain link fencing systems. Constructed from galvanized or PVC-coated steel, these gates integrate seamlessly with chain link fences to create entry points for residential, commercial, industrial, and public spaces. Available in various configurations—swing, sliding, or cantilevered—Chain Link Fence Gates offer durable security while maintaining the open visibility of chain link fencing. They are customizable to suit specific height, width, and security requirements and can be enhanced with locking mechanisms for added protection.

Specifications:

Raw Materials:
Chain Link Fence Gates are made from galvanized or PVC-coated steel, ensuring long-lasting durability, rust resistance, and protection from harsh weather conditions. These materials match the corresponding chain link fencing to ensure a cohesive and robust system.

RAL Colors Available:
Chain Link Fence Gates can be color-coated to match the fence and environment. Common RAL colors include:

• RAL 6005 – Moss Green
• RAL 7016 – Anthracite Grey
• RAL 9005 – Jet Black
• RAL 9010 – Pure White

Other colors can be customized to meet specific project needs.

Features:

• Available in swing, sliding, and cantilever designs for different access needs.
• Compatible with various locking mechanisms for added security.
• Corrosion-resistant, durable materials for long-term outdoor use.
• Easily integrated into existing chain link fencing systems.
• Customizable in height, width, and design based on project requirements.
• Option to add barbed wire or razor wire on top for heightened security.

Applications:
Chain Link Fence Gates are suitable for a wide range of applications where secure and controlled access is needed. Common use cases include:

• Residential properties for garden or driveway gates.
• Commercial facilities such as warehouses, parking lots, and storage areas.
• Industrial sites requiring controlled vehicle or pedestrian access.
• Public parks, schools, and recreational facilities.
• Agricultural or livestock areas for secure access points.
• High-security zones such as prisons, military bases, and government properties.