Commercial Gates | Double Gates | CG4
£391.69+ Price depends upon Sizes
This drawing shows a pair of green-framed commercial double mesh gates, each leaf divided into four panels with diagonal V-shaped cross bracing for added rigidity. Fine square mesh infill combines with a robust braced frame to give a secure, high-visibility barrier suited to commercial and industrial entrances.
Description
This technical drawing illustrates a pair of commercial double mesh gates designed for entrances that demand both visibility and strength. Each leaf is built from a heavy-duty perimeter frame filled with fine square mesh, further divided into four equal panels by horizontal and vertical bars, with diagonal V-shaped braces reinforcing the top and bottom sections of every leaf.
Design Layout Shown in the Drawing
The drawing sets out a symmetrical, twin-leaf layout typical of commercial double mesh gates used for wide vehicular or pedestrian openings.
Panel Division and Bracing
- Each leaf split into four rectangular sections by a central horizontal rail and vertical mid-bar
- Diagonal cross braces forming a V and inverted-V pattern within the top and bottom halves of each leaf, adding structural rigidity
- Fine square mesh infill fitted flush within each panel section
Hardware Points
- Hinge points marked at the top and bottom corners of each outer stile
- A central locking box positioned where the two leaves meet, shown with a square keep and bolt detail
Specifications Visible in the Drawing
The layout of these commercial double mesh gates indicates a solid, braced construction intended for regular commercial use.
- Twin-leaf (double) gate configuration, meeting at a central vertical line
- Full-height perimeter frame in a dark green finish
- Fine mesh infill panels for through-visibility and security
- Diagonal bracing bars within each of the four panels per leaf
- Central lock box mounted at mid-height on the meeting stiles
Why This Layout Suits Commercial Sites
The braced, mesh-infilled construction shown here is well suited to sites where a clear line of sight through the gate is as important as a solid physical barrier.
The fine mesh infill reduces the ability to gain footholds while still allowing staff or CCTV to see through the gate line, and the diagonal bracing shown in each panel is intended to keep the leaves square and resistant to sagging over repeated use. As a British made design available through Metal & Aluminium Gates UK, this style can be specified to suit a range of commercial opening widths, with nationwide UK delivery.
Frequently Asked Questions
What material is the mesh infill shown in the drawing?
The drawing depicts a fine square mesh infill set within a metal perimeter frame, typical of commercial-grade mesh gate construction.
Can this double mesh gate design be adjusted in width?
Yes, the double-leaf layout shown can be specified to different widths to suit the intended commercial opening, while retaining the same panel and bracing arrangement.
Where is the locking mechanism positioned on this gate?
The drawing shows a central lock box at mid-height where the two leaves meet, with a square keep detail for securing both gates together.
Specifications
We are the only manufacturing brand who not only provide bespoke design and sizes but also the specifications for gates.
Our material, size of rails, frames, infill bars and article designs are depending upon the requirements of each gate so you can get the best results. The standard size for side frame section starts at 40mm x 40mm but some basic side or garden gates can be made using 20mm x 10mm,20mm x20mm etc. frames as well. The specifications for all the premium gates will be decided by us according to the design and size of gates, we will give you the best option so that the quality of gate will not be compromised.
| Specifications
GATES |
Frame Section | Top/Arch Section | Infill Bars | Privacy Sheet | Operating System | Gate Arts |
| Driveway Gate | 40mm X 40mm -100mm X 100 mm | 40mm X 8mm (Min Flat bar) or 40mm X 40mm(Box ) | 12mm-20mm round bar, square bar(solid & hallow) | 1mm – 3mm thick | Manual or Electric | Depend upon gate selection |
| Side Gate | 20mm X 20mm -100mm X 100 mm | 40mm X 8mm (Min Flat bar) or 40mm X 40mm(Box) | 12mm-20mm round bar, square bar(solid & hallow) | 1mm – 3mm thick | Manual or Electric | Depend upon gate selection |
| Garden Gate | 20mm X 20mm -100mm X 100 mm | 40mm X 8mm (Min Flat bar) or 40mm X 40mm(Box) | 12mm-20mm round bar, square bar(solid & hallow) | 1mm – 3mm thick | Manual or Electric | Depend upon gate selection |
| Sliding Gate | 40mm X 40mm -100mm X 100 mm | 40mm X 8mm (Min Flat bar) or 40mm X 40mm(Box ) | 12mm-20mm round bar, square bar(solid & hallow) | 1mm – 3mm thick | Manual or Electric | Depend upon gate selection |
| Security Door | 20mm X 20mm -100mm X 100 mm | 40mm X 8mm (Min Flat bar) or 40mm X 40mm(Box) | 12mm-20mm round bar, square bar(solid & hallow) | 1mm – 3mm thick | Manual or Electric | Depend upon gate selection |
| Alleyway Gate | 40mm X 40mm -100mm X 100 mm | 40mm X 8mm (Min Flat bar) or 40mm X 40mm(Box ) | 12mm-20mm round bar, square bar(solid & hallow) | 1mm – 3mm thick | Manual or Electric | Depend upon gate selection |
| ¾ Split Driveway Gate | 40mm X 40mm -100mm X 100 mm | 40mm X 8mm (Min Flat bar) or 40mm X 40mm(Box ) | 12mm-20mm round bar, square bar(solid & hallow) | 1mm – 3mm thick | Manual or Electric | Depend upon gate selection |
| BiFold Gate | 40mm X 40mm -100mm X 100 mm | 40mm X 8mm (Min Flat bar) or 40mm X 40mm(Box ) | 12mm-20mm round bar, square bar(solid & hallow) | 1mm – 3mm thick | Manual or Electric | Depend upon gate selection |
| Railing | 20mm X 20mm -100mm X 100 mm | 40mm X 8mm (Min Flat bar) or 40mm X 40mm(Box) | 12mm-20mm round bar, square bar(solid & hallow) | 1mm – 3mm thick | N/A | Depend upon railing selection |
How To Measure
- Take 3 measurements: Top, Middle and Bottom
- Use the smallest of widths as Total Gap Width
- This is all we need, leave the rest of fittings upon us.



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