Rising Arm Barriers

This sleek, access control system is the perfect solution to vehicular access at a regularly used entrance. Commonly used at site gate houses, Rising Arm Barriers give an unobstructed view of approaching vehicles, allowing the access manager to assess who can and cannot enter a site. With automation capabilities available with this system, access to your premises can be controlled at the click of a button. Read More…

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Metafence specialise in the supply and professional installation of both manual and automated rising arm barriers, offering a practical and affordable solution for controlling vehicle access to car parks, private roads, commercial sites, and restricted areas.

Designed for reliability and low maintenance, our barriers provide a visible and physical deterrent. Whether you need to restrict unauthorised parking or manage site entry during off-hours, our manual systems are built to last—and simple to use.

We also offer a heavy-duty upgrade option for sites with higher traffic volumes or security demands.

Get in touch today for expert guidance on rising arm barriers, including access control integration, specification support, and installation advice—email estimating@www.metafence.co.uk or call us on 0118 9745 446.

Typical Applications:

Commercial & Industrial
Utilities & Infrastructure
Schools & Further Education
Zoos & Wildlife Parks

Benefits:

Aesthetic Appeal – Posing a modern design which compliments both commercial and residential premises.
Enhances Visibility – Gaps across bays allow for easier monitoring of a perimeter.
Access Control – This automated system empowers owners to manage visitor access.
Safety Features – Rounded Edges and a smooth finish reduce the risk of injury. Making them ideal for areas frequented by children or the public.

Rising Arm Barriers – FAQs

What are the key benefits of Rising Arm Barriers?

Rising arm barriers provide fast, controlled vehicle access and are ideal for high-traffic sites such as business parks, schools, car parks, and secure facilities. They offer a reliable method of regulating entry and exit, often integrating with access control systems.