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Electric gates: What types can you get and what are their costs?

Visit our website: https://gle-uk.co.uk/ Timestamps 0:00 Swing gate costs 0:53 Slide gate costs 1:44 Bi-fold gate costs 2:18 Telescopic gate costs 2:47 How can Green Light Electrical help? 3:11 How can I contact Green Light Electrical? Swing gate As the name describes, this automatic gate swings open inward, so you need to make sure you have enough space on your driveway for this movement. Cost-wise, a single leaf five-bar gate is the cheapest option at around £5,000-£6,000. This will include the cost of the gates, posts, automation, standard accessories and installation. Having a pair of gates and more sophisticated entry/exit accessories could increase the cost to roughly £10,000. Whether you choose a gate made out of timber, steel, aluminium or composite will affect the cost, too. A top of the range pair of swing gates will be in the ballpark of £15,000. At this level, you’re talking about high quality hardwood and accessories like number plate recognition. Sliding gate The cost range for a sliding gate is higher than the swing gate because the ground works are more complex. You need to install a track on a foundation pad, which must be level and ideally away from trees with falling debris that could get lodged in the track. You also need enough space to the side of the entryway for the gate to slide across into. However, if the gate is designed properly, the automation cost can be less than a swing gate’s. For a sliding gate, if it’s close boarded or infilled wood, you need to ensure there are no drawing in hazards. A mid-range solid infill sliding gate will cost roughly £7,000-£8,000. Bi-fold gate Some people look at getting a bi-fold gate because this type of gate needs less driveway space which is a plus, however they are a higher risk safety-wise, because more moving leaves equates to more crushing hazards. For this reason, the required additional safety devices make the overall cost of a bi-fold gate at least £12,000. Telescopic gate Similar to the sliding gate, the telescopic gate is useful where space is limited, as the gates overlap each other as they open, meaning that they take up less room when they are in an open position. There is more fabrication involved in the building element but the automation can be simpler if it’s a close boarded mechanism and there’s no chance of any drawing in hazards or shearing hazards. Because there are more mechanical processes involved in a telescopic gate, the costs can be around £12,000.