Steel gates and fences are synonymous with security, durability and minimal maintenance. They represent the perfect combination of functionality and aesthetics, making them an ideal choice for both residential and commercial properties. What are their key advantages?
Steel is known for its strength, which makes it a suitable element for the manufacture of gates and fences and the subsequent protection of land. Steel gates and fences are highly resistant to mechanical damage, such as vandalism or unauthorized attempts to enter.
The strength of steel ensures that it can withstand vandalism or other interference, providing maximum protection for your property.
Long life
Investing in steel gates and fences has been an investment for decades. Hot-dip galvanizing and special surface treatments, in our case powder coating, protect the steel from corrosion and reduce the need for repairs.
This material retains its strength and aesthetics even after many years, making it a cost-effective choice for long-term use.
Resistance to weather conditions
Steel gates and fences can withstand harsh weather conditions such as rain, snow, frost and high temperatures. Regardless of the location, their stability and appearance remain intact.
In combination with anti-corrosion surface treatments, they maintain their functionality even in environments with significant climatic fluctuations.
Rust protection
Modern processing technologies, such as galvanizing or powder coating baked in an oven at a temperature of 180-200 degrees Celsius, significantly reduce the risk of corrosion.
This feature is essential, especially in areas with high humidity where corrosion is a common problem. Steel solutions therefore require minimal maintenance, saving both time and money.
High load capacity and safety
Steel can handle heavy loads, allowing it to be used in larger structures such as industrial gates. In addition, steel is non-combustible, which significantly increases safety in the event of a fire.
Steel vs. aluminum
When choosing a material for gates and fences, we are faced with a decision between steel and aluminum. Both materials have their advantages and disadvantages. What are they?
Aluminum is lightweight, durable, and resistant to oxidation , but less strong and prone to greater thermal expansion.
Steel is stronger and more durable , but heavier and requires anti-corrosion treatments such as galvanizing.
When manufacturing gates, functionality is key , not weight alone. The drives are designed to handle both materials. The difference is more in the handling during assembly.
What is important is the technical processing of the product and the surface treatment, which affects its long-term durability. Whether you choose steel or aluminum, proper manufacturing and maintenance will ensure that the gate will be functional and aesthetic even after years.
