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The Hoarding Vehicle Gate (4.314m enlgth x 1.98m height) provides secure and practical vehicle access within temporary hoarding installations on construction sites, events, redevelopment projects and restricted work areas. Manufactured from robust galvanised steel for long-term durability, this double-leaf gate system is designed to integrate seamlessly with standard steel hoarding panels. Measuring 4.314m wide and 1.98m high, it creates a generous access point for site vehicles, plant machinery and deliveries while maintaining site security and controlled access when closed
The Hoarding Vehicle Gate is designed to create a wide, secure access point within temporary site hoarding without compromising perimeter security. With an overall width of 4.314 metres, the gate allows easy entry and exit for site vehicles, delivery lorries, plant equipment and maintenance vehicles.
Whether you’re managing a construction site, infrastructure project, event space or redevelopment area, reliable vehicle access is essential. This gate provides a practical solution that integrates directly into steel hoarding systems, helping maintain a professional and secure site boundary.
| Specification | Details |
| Product Type | Hoarding Vehicle Gate |
| Length | 4.314m |
| Height | 1.98m |
| Material | Galvanised Steel |
| Gate Style | Double Leaf Vehicle Access Gate |
| Finish | Galvanised |
| Application | Temporary Hoarding Systems |
| Suitable For | Construction Sites, Events, Infrastructure Projects |
| Corrosion Resistant | Yes |
| Outdoor Use | Yes |
Temporary site access points experience constant use and are often exposed to harsh weather conditions. That’s why this vehicle gate is manufactured from durable galvanised steel, providing excellent resistance to corrosion, rust and general wear.
Its robust construction helps ensure long-term performance throughout the duration of your project, reducing maintenance requirements and minimising downtime caused by damaged access points.
This vehicle access gate is commonly used across a wide range of industries and temporary site setups, including:
Its wide opening allows larger vehicles to enter and exit safely while helping site managers maintain effective access control.
Designed specifically for temporary hoarding installations, this vehicle gate can be incorporated into standard steel hoarding systems to create a dedicated vehicle access point where required.
By providing a designated entry route, the gate helps improve site organisation, reduce congestion and support safer vehicle movements within active work environments.
Using a purpose-built vehicle gate within your hoarding system offers significant advantages compared to creating temporary openings in fencing or hoarding panels.
A dedicated access gate:
For projects requiring regular vehicle access, a dedicated gate provides a more secure and efficient solution.
The 4.314m overall width provides access for a wide range of site traffic, including delivery vehicles, vans, forklifts, small plant machinery and many construction vehicles. Users should always assess individual vehicle dimensions and manoeuvring space on site.
Yes. The galvanised steel construction is designed to withstand extended outdoor use, making it suitable for both short-term and longer-duration projects.
Yes. The galvanised finish helps protect the steel against corrosion and weather exposure, making it suitable for year-round external use.
One of the advantages of temporary hoarding systems is their flexibility. Vehicle gates can typically be repositioned as site layouts evolve, subject to the design and configuration of the overall hoarding system.
Yes. Vehicle access gates are commonly used at festivals, sporting events, exhibitions and temporary venues where controlled vehicle access is required alongside secure perimeter management.
Removing panels can create security risks, cause disruption and increase labour time. A dedicated vehicle gate provides controlled access whenever required while keeping the perimeter secure when not in use.
Yes. Creating a designated vehicle entry and exit point helps improve site organisation, supports safer traffic flow and makes access control easier for site managers and security personnel.
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