
How to Request an Electric Sliding Gate Quote in Israel
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To request an electric sliding gate quote, send us photos of the gate opening, the surrounding wall or fence, and a short description of how you want the gate to operate. We then arrange an on-site measurement and send a drawing and written specification for your approval before anything is produced.
What to Prepare Before You Contact Us
A clear inquiry saves time for both sides. Before you write to us, gather a few basic details about the place where the gate will stand.
- Photos of the opening from the street side and from inside the property
- Approximate width of the opening and the height of the wall or fence
- Whether the ground is level, sloped, or has a curb
- Whether you want a sliding or swing gate, and a pedestrian gate beside it
- Your preferred finish, such as hot-dip galvanized with powder coating
Even rough measurements help us understand what to expect before we visit.
Sending Your Inquiry With Photos
Photos are the fastest way to show us the site. Take one wide shot that shows the whole opening and the surrounding structure, plus a close photo of the posts or pillars where the gate will attach.
Include a short note about how the gate is used, such as daily car traffic, delivery vehicles, or a driveway with a slope. Tell us if there are trees, cables, or pipes near the opening, since these affect the layout.
The On-Site Measurement Visit
After we review your inquiry, we arrange a visit to measure the opening precisely. Exact measurements matter because a sliding gate needs room to travel along its track, and any mismatch can cause the gate to bind or fail to close fully.
During the visit we check the ground condition, the track route, the position for the motor, and the clearance on both sides. We also discuss the access system you prefer so the layout suits your daily routine.
Drawing, Specification, and Your Approval
Once we have the measurements, we prepare a drawing and a written specification. The specification lists the materials, the frame profile, the infill, the finish, and the components of the automation system.
- Dimensions and layout of the gate and track
- Materials and finishing method
- Automation and access components included
Please read the specification carefully and ask about anything unclear. We only move to production after you approve it in writing.
From Approval to Production and Installation
After approval, the gate is built in our factory on Rival Street in Tel Aviv. Steel parts receive hot-dip galvanizing for corrosion protection, followed by powder coating in the color you selected. Good finishing matters because a parking gate is exposed to weather every day.
When the finished gate is ready, we install it on site and test the motor, the travel, and the safety stops with you present.
Tips for a Smooth Ordering Process
Answer our questions promptly and keep your photos and measurements in one place so nothing gets lost. If the building has a committee or several decision-makers, share the drawing and specification with all of them before the final approval, since changes after production starts are harder to make.
Ask us to explain any part of the specification you do not understand. Clarity at the start is the best way to avoid surprises at installation.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to measure the opening myself before I contact you?
Rough measurements are helpful but not required. We take the precise measurements during the on-site visit.
Can I request a quote for a gate and a pedestrian door together?
Yes. Mention the pedestrian door in your inquiry so we can plan the layout and the posts together.
Is a site visit necessary before receiving the specification?
Yes, the visit allows us to confirm clearances, ground conditions, and the motor position before we prepare the drawing.
What happens after I approve the specification?
We begin production in our factory, then finish the gate and install it at your site with you present for testing.
Common mistakes to avoid
Sending a single photo without the surrounding wall, or skipping the ground details, often leads to revisions later. Changing the layout after production starts is slower and more complicated than settling it in the specification stage.
Our recommendation
Send at least three photos and a short note about daily use before the visit, and share the specification with everyone who will sign off on the gate. This keeps the process efficient and prevents avoidable changes.
Summary
Prepare photos, rough dimensions and your use requirements, then arrange an on-site measurement and approve a written specification before production begins.
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