ArrowAccess -
Security Gates & Barriers

A security gate is only as good as the company standing behind it. Arrow manufactures and installs commercial and industrial security gates for sites where the perimeter has to do a real job - keeping intruders out, managing vehicle and pedestrian movement, and standing up to daily use without becoming a maintenance problem.

We work across logistics and distribution, manufacturing, utilities, and MOD and public sector sites. Because we manufacture and install our own gates rather than resell someone else's, the survey, the build, the installation and the aftercare all sit with one team. If something needs putting right, there is no question of who is responsible.

An automated gate is classed as machinery, and that carries real obligations. Every automated gate Arrow installs is risk-assessed and force-tested, with safety edges and the right protection built in, so your site meets its duties under the Machinery Directive and BS EN 13241. You should not have to know the standards yourself - that is our job.

Built to keep working

• Manufactured in our own facility from heavy-gauge steel, built for thousands of cycles a year.
• Made to stand up to the weather and the knocks a busy yard gives a gate, so it still works on a wet Monday in January.
• Sized and finished to your opening - swing, sliding or cantilever, manual or automated.

Installed around your operation

We survey the site, agree the gate and the access arrangement, manufacture it, and install it to a schedule planned around you. For most sites the perimeter stays workable throughout. You get one programme and one team, not a chain of contractors.

A gate rarely works on its own. ArrowAccess gates integrate with the access control your site already uses, or a new setup if you need one - ANPR for vehicle traffic, intercoms, fobs and keypads for pedestrian access, and traffic management for busy entrances. We will talk through what the site actually needs and tell you the honest options, including the simple one. The aim is a conversation about your site, not a sales pitch.