Front Door Security Gate Photos: Bars, Laser-Cut Patterns and Wide Entrances

A security gate has to work with the door you use every day. The photos show bar and laser-cut designs on front doors, side entrances and wide openings. Before choosing a pattern, check the gate swing, the handle clearance and whether the opening needs one panel or several.

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Bar gates and multi-panel entrances

On a wide entrance, ask which panel opens for everyday access and how the other panels move. For a passage gate, check the walking line when the gate is open.

Laser-cut panels for front and side doors

Use the photos to compare how open or closed each pattern looks. Ask to see the pattern at the size of your opening, since the proportions can look different on a single door and a pair of doors.

A sliding panel where swing space is tight

If a gate would swing into a step, wall or walkway, check whether there is enough clear wall beside the opening for a sliding panel. The photo shows one top-track installation. Ask the installer to confirm the available fixing points on your opening.

See the security gate range, read the security gate buying guide or browse all installation photos in the Robo Door Gallery.

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See the Boksburg case study for two charcoal gates made to fit a front and kitchen entrance.