Security Gates – Outdoor

Xpanda Security can design, manufacture and install your security gate to suit individual requirements and measurements. All manufactured steel gates and frames are fully welded for strength against forced entry.

External steel gates are hot dipped galvanised. Our range includes pedestrian as well as driveway gates and there are few limitations as to what we can manufacture.

We do bar and solid panel gates in different strengths to suit your security requirements. We also provide hinged or sliding options and also different locking options. Powder coating is also available in a range of colours. Any Dulux Powder-coating colour can be chosen to suit your individual needs.

What is the best security gate?

Steel bar gates are one of the best ways to improve the driveway security and appearance of their property. Steel bar gates, unlike other gate materials such as wood or aluminium, are exceptionally durable and corrosion resistant, making them an excellent choice for outdoor use.
Steel bar gates stop intruders on foot as well as in vehicles. If you have only bollards for example, people can still walk through and cause mischief unhindered.
Not only do they last longer, but its tamper-proof design makes them extremely tough to break into, giving unrivalled security for your tenant. This extra layer of security can provide you with peace of mind, knowing that you are safe from attackers.
Steel bar gates are aesthetically pleasing as well as useful, offering a modern and sleek look to any property. They are available in a range of styles and finishes, allowing you to select the ideal design to complement the aesthetic of your property.
All Xpanda outdoor gates are hot-dip galvanised for corrosion resistance. Many on the market are only zinc coated which does not last.
On top of galvanising, powder coating is available! Any Dulux Powder-coating colour can be chosen when we make your gate.
Powder coating is a finishing technique that includes applying a dry powder composed of finely ground colour and resin particles to a surface. The powder is then heated and fused to form a smooth, long-lasting covering. Powder coating outperforms traditional liquid painting in terms of longevity, resistance to chipping, scratching, fading, and corrosion.