How to Order Custom Stainless Steel Parking Barrier Arms

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To order custom stainless steel parking barrier arms, send us photos and the site dimensions, then we arrange an on-site measurement and prepare a written drawing and specification for your approval. Once the drawing is approved, the arm is manufactured to your exact length and mounting needs in our Tel Aviv factory and then installed on site.

What information to prepare before you contact us

Start with clear photos of the entrance or gate where the barrier will sit, taken from a few angles. Include the surrounding wall, the existing post or base if there is one, and the lane width. These images help us understand the layout before we visit.

Lane or opening width in meters
Desired arm length and whether it should be one piece or telescopic
Power source and any existing barrier model at the site
Preferred finish, such as brushed stainless steel

The more details you share early, the faster we can prepare a useful first response.

The on-site measurement visit

Once we review your inquiry, we schedule a visit to measure the opening, the mounting point and the clearances around it. Exact dimensions matter because a bespoke arm has to clear the lane, the gate swing and any nearby obstacles. We also check how the base will be fixed to the ground or wall.

During the visit, it helps to point out any traffic patterns, slopes or future plans for the entrance so these can be considered in the design.

Drawing and written specification

After measuring, we prepare a drawing that shows the arm profile, length, mounting details and the finish. A written specification accompanies it, listing the materials, stainless steel grade, the fixing method and any accessories. Nothing goes into production until you have reviewed and approved both documents.

Read the drawing carefully and ask about anything that is unclear. Confirming dimensions at this stage prevents changes later.

Production in our factory

Approved orders move to production in our Tel Aviv workshop, where stainless steel is cut, shaped and assembled to the agreed dimensions. Our team has worked in metal since 1945, and the process is run to measure rather than from standard stock sizes, so each arm fits its own site.

Finishing is done to the specification you approved, and the arm is checked against the drawing before it leaves the factory.

Installation and site fit

Installation follows production. We fit the base, mount the arm, and make sure it moves smoothly and stops where intended. Where the barrier interacts with an existing controller or access system, the connection is checked on site.

Confirm the base is level and firmly fixed
Check arm balance and movement
Test the stop positions and clearances

Practical points for a smooth order

Keep one person as the main contact so decisions about dimensions and finish are not split across several people. If the barrier is part of a larger entrance project with an architect or contractor, share the plans early so the mounting details match the rest of the work.

Where safety rules or local requirements apply, let us know, and we will confirm the relevant points with your engineer rather than guessing.

Frequently asked questions

Can the arm length be customized to my lane?

Yes. Arms are made to the measured width of your opening, so the length is set to suit your specific lane rather than a standard size.

Why is a site visit needed before ordering?

Measuring on site confirms the opening, mounting point and clearances, which prevents mistakes in a bespoke build. It is the basis for an accurate drawing.

Do I approve the design before production starts?

Yes. Production begins only after you have approved the drawing and written specification, so you know exactly what will be made.

Who installs the barrier arm?

Installation is handled after production, with the base fixed and the arm tested for movement and stop positions on site.

Common mistakes to avoid

Ordering based on a rough estimate of the lane width without measuring, or skipping the drawing review, often leads to arms that do not clear the gate swing. Taking the time to confirm dimensions in writing avoids costly changes.

Our recommendation

Measure the opening at the height where the arm will pass, not only at ground level, and tell us about any curbs or slopes so the mounting can be planned correctly.

Summary

A custom stainless steel parking barrier arm is ordered by sending photos, measuring on site, approving a drawing and specification, then producing and installing it to your exact requirements.

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