

Automated security driveway gates for Bankstown homes, duplexes and shared driveways, built strong and set up to control who gets in.
Security is usually the reason a Bankstown household starts looking at a driveway gate. The suburb mixes original brick homes, newer duplexes and a lot of battle-axe subdivisions where a long shared handle runs back to a second dwelling, and an unsecured driveway on any of those is an open invitation. A solid gate at the street line changes that immediately and adds a visible barrier before anyone reaches the house.
Most Bankstown blocks are close to level, which is good news, because a level entry is exactly what a sliding gate wants. Where a driveway serves two dwellings we plan the access control first, not last, so both households get their own remotes and a keypad code and nobody props the gate open out of frustration. Shared driveways also need a free-exit sensor so a car leaving never has to reverse back up the handle.
Frames are welded steel or heavy aluminium, hinges and locking are anti-lift, and every Bankstown gate is powder coated after fabrication so the welds are sealed. Call 0492 879 796 to book a free on-site measure.
Fully welded steel frames with anti-lift hinges and a solid lower rail, aimed squarely at the security brief most Bankstown clients bring us.
Level Bankstown driveways suit a rack driven slider, which stays inside the boundary and cannot be pushed inward like a swing leaf.
Access control planned for two households on a battle-axe block, with separate remotes, codes and an exit sensor at the rear dwelling.
Colorbond or close-spaced blade infill to stop passers-by looking straight up the driveway at what is parked there.
Keypad at the kerb, video intercom inside, and rolling code remotes that cannot be captured and replayed by a scanner.
Motor faults, dropped rollers and worn tracks fixed on existing Bankstown gates, plus safety beam upgrades on older systems.
Three things. The frame has to be welded rather than screwed together, the hinges or rollers need anti-lift protection so the gate cannot be jacked off its track, and the locking has to engage properly at the closed position rather than relying on the motor alone. We build Bankstown security gates with all three, and we keep the infill tight enough at the bottom that nothing can be slid underneath.
The gate goes at the street end of the handle, and the planning work is all about access. Both dwellings get remotes coded to the same receiver, a keypad handles visitors and trades, and a free-exit sensor buried in the driveway opens the gate automatically for anyone leaving. We also allow a pedestrian gate beside it so nobody cycles the vehicle gate to check the mailbox.
Yes. A wired intercom can be split to handsets in two dwellings, and modern wireless and phone-app systems let each household answer the same call point from their own device. Because a battle-axe handle in Bankstown can be thirty metres or more, we prefer to run cable in conduit while the trench is open rather than rely on a wireless link across that distance.
Yes. Every automated gate has a manual release, usually a keyed cover on the motor that lets you disengage the drive and roll or push the gate open by hand. On a shared Bankstown driveway we strongly recommend a battery backup as well, because two households relying on one gate means twice the inconvenience when it stops.
We install driveway gates across Yagoona, Bass Hill, Condell Park, Padstow, Revesby and Panania as well as Bankstown itself. Our team is licensed and insured, and we have been fabricating, automating and repairing driveway gates across Sydney since 2016.
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