Gate Locks

There are as many lock types as their are designs for gates and doors. In this category you will find mechanical code locks, digital locks, keypad locks, knobs, levers, deadbolts, latches, lock boxes, magnetic locks, electric strikes, solenoid locks, touch bars, door loops, and swimming pool compliant gate locks. We have a wide assortment of brands including Duragate, Locinox, Adams Rite, Lockey, Kwikset, Doorking, Schlage, Rofu, Trine, D&D, Securitron, Liftmaster, FAAC, International, Keedex, Linear Pro Access, Lokk-Latch, PDQ, Platinum Access Systems, Security Brands, AiPhone, Eagle, MMTC, Papaiz, Ramset, Seco-Larm, and US Automatic.

Keyless Locks are Available in Mechanical and Electronic Formats. The mechanical units use selectable tumbler screws to set your unique code, the electronics ones have a digital memory and are battery powered. If you want a mechanical lock then Locinox makes an excellent product for use on pedestrian gates made out of tube steel that needs only a few holes drilled rather than welding in a specific lockbox as would be required with the Lockey models. You spend a little more on the product up front but save on the install costs. If you choose to use the Lockey products on an outdoor gate, make sure you order the "Marine Grade" finish so that the unit will hold up in the weather.

In the Locks & Levers Category you will find traditional door hardware such as knobs, levers, deadlatches and deadbolts that will require a lockbox to be welded in if you are doing a steel gate. If you use the Locinox line of products you can install the lock by just drilling a few holes through the tubing of the gate. If you are building a sliding gate you can weld in one of the weld-on deadbolt hook locks or you can bolt in the Locinox LSKZ twist lock. We also have a simple swing gate lock that uses self drilling screws called the DuraGate DGT-SGL.

The Latches Category contains the more traditional style of gravity latches that you will usually find on the side gate to a homes back yard. There are multiple finishes and styles and they can be welded or screwed to your gate and post. 

The Lock Box Category has a wide variety of weld in lock boxes for specific styles of locks to be used with ornamental steel, iron, or aluminum gates. Many times we will also list the lock box on the accessories tab of the lock it goes with and this is a much easier way of finding the correct part. If you have questions on which specific box and lock go together don't hesitate to contact us for help.

We have a Wide Variety of Magnetic Locks with holding forces from 300 lbs to 2000 lbs and you can combine multiple locks on the same circuit to increase the holding force. Maglocks are powered by 12 or 24 Volts DC and can be triggered by keypads, card readers, pushbuttons, keyswitches, telephone entry systems, intercoms, and more. You can also wire them up directly to a gate operator for additional security.

Electric Strikes are Combined with a Keyed Door Knob or Lever to control access to a door or gate electronically in conjunction with a keypad, pushbutton or other access control device. Typically access from the outside is controlled securely and the inside of the knob or lever will be left unlocked to allow free exit from the property, although you can keep both sides locked and require a code or card reader for access and egress. Solenoid locks are typically used as an alternative to magnetic locks on solar powered driveway gates.

Touch Bars are Used for Emergency Egress from a secure facility, they come in a variety of lengths and styles with some also offering the option to trigger an alarm upon use. Door Cords or Door Loops are used to protect any electrical wires running between the moving door or gate and the post or wall next to it. 

Swimming Pool Locks are Suitable and Required to seal off access to swimming pools.