

Automated steel and aluminium driveway gates for Auburn homes, units and commercial premises, engineered for openings with very little room to spare.
Auburn packs a lot into a small area. Original cottages sit next to multi-unit blocks and workshops, frontages are narrow, street parking is constant, and many driveways run tight against a side boundary with a building only a metre or two away. Working within Cumberland Council here means most driveway gate jobs are a space puzzle before they are anything else.
That is why telescopic and bi-fold gates come up so often in Auburn. A telescopic slider splits the panel into two sections that travel together and overlap, so a wide opening can be closed with about half the run-back a single slider would need. Bi-fold leaves do something similar on the swing side. Both are more hardware than a plain gate, but on an Auburn frontage they are frequently the only workable option.
For the workshops and small warehouses around the industrial pockets we build heavier frames, add key switches for staff and specify motors rated for constant use. Call 0492 879 796 to book a free on-site measure.
Two overlapping sliding sections that close a wide Auburn opening using roughly half the boundary length a single slider would need.
Folding leaves that tuck back against the fence, useful where a building sits close to the driveway edge.
Welded steel frames with sheet or mesh infill for Auburn properties where strength and privacy matter more than styling.
Remotes coded for several households plus a keypad, so a shared Auburn driveway does not end up propped open.
Constant-duty motors, key switches and safety loops for the workshops and warehouses around the Auburn industrial streets.
Replacing failed or underpowered motors on existing Auburn gates and adding the safety beams older installs never had.
This is the most common question we get in Auburn. A telescopic sliding gate divides the panel into two sections that move together, halving the run-back required. A bi-fold gate folds each swing leaf back on itself and needs about a quarter of the opening width in clear space. If the opening is very narrow and the boundary is short, a single swing leaf hung to open inward can also work. We measure and tell you which are genuinely possible.
Yes. A single receiver can hold multiple rolling code remotes, so every household or tenant on a shared Auburn driveway gets their own, and we can delete a remote from the receiver if one is lost without replacing the lot. A keypad with separate user codes is a good companion, because it gives visitors and trades a way in without another remote being handed around.
Regularly. Commercial gates get heavier sections, motors rated for hundreds of cycles a day, and a safety loop in the driveway that prevents the gate closing while a vehicle sits in the opening. Access is usually a mix of key switch at the kerb, keypad, and remotes for regular drivers. Card readers can be added where you need to know who came and went.
Photoelectric beams across the opening are the baseline, backed by obstruction detection in the motor that reverses travel the moment the gate meets resistance. We set the force limits on site rather than leaving factory defaults, fit warning labels at the gate, and make sure the manual release is accessible. On busy Auburn frontages we often add a second beam pair at a lower height for children.
We install driveway gates in Lidcombe, Granville, Berala, Regents Park, Homebush and Flemington as well as Auburn. Our workshop fabricates each gate to the measured opening, which matters here because very few Auburn driveways are a standard width.
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