Sliding Gates

Sliding gates can be cantilever, I-beam or even set in a track. Material composition could be chain-link fence, ornamental aluminum, or other options too. Frequently Asked Questions What’s the difference between a cantilever and an I-beam sliding gate?
Both are custom manufactured, but the cantilever gate slides on an overhead track system, while the I-beam gate is built for very large openings and extreme high-use, high-stress applications, drawing on more than 50 years of experience with that kind of use. What fence and finish options come with a sliding gate?
Galvanized steel (ASTM A392-06 compliant) or PVC vinyl-coated chain link, in black or green, with privacy slat inserts in beige, black, brown, green, grey, redwood, or white. Can a sliding gate be motorized?
Yes. Motorized sliding gates can include a photo eye, safety edge, push button control station, traffic light, in-ground loop, motion sensor, radio remote, and horn or strobe alerts. What security options are available with sliding gates?
Guard rails, razor wire, and barb wire can be added along with the fence and gate. What styles of sliding gates does American Door offer?
Styles ranging from ornamental to wire fabric, plus industrial models for areas with extra security needs. Does American Door install the fence along with the sliding gate?
Yes, we provide the fence, the gate, and complete installation as one project.