Commercial Gates | Double Gates | CG7

Description

This drawing sets out the design for a pair of mesh double gates finished in a deep green frame, built as two matching leaves that meet at a central closing point. Each leaf of these mesh double gates is broken into four equal horizontal sections, filled with a tight square mesh panel and framed with twin vertical bars running through each section for a structured, banded appearance.

Design Layout Shown in the Drawing

The sketch illustrates a symmetrical pair of mesh double gates with a clean, repeating panel structure rather than a single unbroken infill.

Panel Structure

• Four horizontal mesh sections per leaf, separated by solid green crossbars
• Paired vertical bars set within each section, creating a subtle grid pattern over the mesh
• Square mesh infill throughout, offering visibility through the gate while maintaining a barrier

Hardware Points

• Three hinge points marked on the outer edge of each leaf (top, middle and bottom) for even weight distribution
• A central locking box shown where the two leaves meet, positioned at mid-height for easy access

Specifications Indicated by the Drawing

The specification of these mesh double gates, as drawn, points to a robust framed construction intended for commercial or higher-security applications.

• Two-leaf gate configuration, symmetrical in width
• Full-height mesh infill with a solid perimeter frame
• Green painted finish shown consistently across frame and mesh
• Three-point hinge fixing per leaf, visible as marked circular pin positions
• Central meeting stile with an integrated lock housing

Why This Gate Suits Commercial Sites

The layout shown makes these mesh double gates well suited to sites where sightlines and access control both matter, such as yards, compounds, or industrial entrances. The square mesh infill across each panel allows staff or security to see through the gate while the sectioned frame and multiple hinge points give the leaves the rigidity needed for a wide, heavy-use opening.

• Repeating panel bands add visual structure without blocking visibility
• Central lock box design supports straightforward key-operated access at the meeting point
• Symmetrical double-leaf layout suits wide vehicle or pedestrian openings

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the mesh infill on these double gates look like?

The drawing shows a small, tight square mesh pattern filling each of the four horizontal panels on both leaves, framed by the solid green perimeter and internal crossbars.

How many hinges does each leaf have?

Each leaf is marked with three hinge points along its outer edge, positioned at the top, middle, and bottom of the frame for stable support.

Where is the lock positioned on this gate?

The central lock box sits at the meeting point of the two leaves, roughly at mid-height, as indicated by the square housing shown in the middle of the drawing.