Your gate is the first impression of your home — and its first line of security. Stainless steel gates combine both: they look premium and won't rust like painted iron.
Gate types
Swing gates
Two leaves that open inwards or outwards. Best when you have enough space behind the gate. Simple, strong and easy to automate.
Sliding gates
One leaf that slides along a track beside the wall. Ideal for compounds with sloped or short driveways where a swing gate has no room to open.
Pedestrian gates
A small gate beside the main gate, or built into it, so people can enter without opening the whole gate.
Popular designs
- Vertical or horizontal bars — clean, modern and secure.
- Solid sheet with accents — full privacy with stainless strips or patterns.
- Laser-cut designer panels — geometric patterns, family initials or decorative motifs.
- Gold or black PVD — luxury finishes that don't fade; see our gold PVD guide.
Why stainless steel instead of iron?
Iron gates must be scraped and repainted regularly, and rust streaks soon appear on the fence and tiles. Stainless steel keeps its finish with simple cleaning. Read the full stainless steel vs iron comparison.
What affects gate prices
- Size (width and height) and number of leaves
- Steel grade and tube/sheet thickness
- Design complexity — laser-cut panels cost more
- Finish — silver, gold or black
- Sliding track, rollers or motor automation
For a quote, measure the opening width and height and send a photo of your entrance plus any design you like on WhatsApp.
Match your gate to your railings
A gate that matches your balcony and staircase railings makes the whole property look designed as one. Browse our gallery for finishes, and see stainless burglar-proof windows to complete your security.
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