



Security Gates
Protect your premises with durable steel security gates designed for controlled access and perimeter protection. CLA Security Fencing Systems manufactures and supplies robust gate solutions for industrial, commercial, public sector, and high-security sites across the UK, including mesh, palisade, railing, pedestrian, and bespoke perimeter gate systems.
Choose a mesh gate to match V mesh, 656 or 868 twin-wire fencing. Choose a palisade gate for commercial, industrial and higher-security perimeter applications. Choose a railing gate for schools, parks, public spaces and decorative boundaries. For vehicle entry, select a double gate, cantilever gate, manual arm barrier or temporary site gate based on the required opening, site layout and access level.
Choose a mesh gate where you need to match a mesh fencing system and retain a clean, visible perimeter. Choose a palisade gate where the site requires a stronger visual deterrent and a robust steel boundary. Both options are available in a range of heights, widths and finishes for commercial and industrial access points.
Yes. Single gates provide controlled pedestrian access, while double gates and cantilever gates provide vehicle and service access. Manual arm barriers offer a simple vehicle-entry solution for car parks, private roads and industrial estates. Temporary site gates are available for construction sites and temporary compounds.
Yes. Gate sizes, heights and finishes vary by system. CLA Security Fencing Systems supplies gates in a range of configurations and can provide bespoke perimeter gate solutions for projects with specific access, security or layout requirements. Include the clear opening width, required height, fencing type and site details in your quote request.
No. Cantilever gates are designed to slide without a ground track. This makes them suitable for vehicle entrances where a clear ground-level opening, smooth operation and low-maintenance access solution are required.
Provide the gate type, clear opening width, required height, fencing system, preferred finish, pedestrian or vehicle use, site postcode and any access-control requirements. Site drawings, photographs and details of ground conditions can help ensure the correct gate configuration is specified.



