Choose your size.
Width options: 7′, 9′, 11′ and 13′. Height options: 4′, 5′ and 6′. The width selection covers the two-leaf kit together. Confirm your actual opening, structural supports and installation allowances before cutting.
A better entrance starts here
Two coordinated gate leaves. Five modern styles. A kit you can size and assemble for your driveway.
Choose an Alumission aluminum driveway gate kit for clean horizontal lines and a powder-coated finish. Compare the designs, understand the components, and plan the opening before you buy.

Find your look
Choose the slat pattern that works with your home’s architecture and the amount of screening you want. All five styles are offered as double swing aluminum gate kits; each product page shows the current size, finish and price options.
| Style | The look | Slat pattern | Explore |
|---|---|---|---|
| Los Angeles | Broad horizontal lines | 5.5″ slats with 1/2″ spacers; a clean, open pattern. | Shop Los Angeles → |
| New York | Close-set privacy | 5.5″ slats in a close-set pattern for greater visual screening. | Shop New York → |
| Dallas | Mixed-width detail | A distinct arrangement of 5.5″ and 1″ slats with 1/2″ spacers. | Shop Dallas → |
| Miami | Modern mixed pattern | 5.5″ and 1″ slats with 1/2″ spacers in the Miami arrangement. | Shop Miami → |
| San Francisco | Fine horizontal rhythm | 1″ slats with 1/2″ spacers for a lighter, detailed appearance. | Shop San Francisco → |
Width options: 7′, 9′, 11′ and 13′. Height options: 4′, 5′ and 6′. The width selection covers the two-leaf kit together. Confirm your actual opening, structural supports and installation allowances before cutting.
Black, Bronze, White, Dark Grey, Light Gray or Wood. Wood-finish slats are paired with Black frames and components. Black, Bronze, Dark Grey and Wood use Black hardware; White and Light Gray use Silver hardware.
Privacy is a design choice. A close-set pattern gives more visual screening, while spaced slats keep the entrance more open. Consider views from the street, the angle of approach and wind exposure along with appearance.
Know what arrives
You receive the components to assemble two gate leaves. The exact slat and spacer quantities and supplied lengths change with the style and selected size. Every product has a variation-specific included-items table below the gallery and purchase area.
Assembly and installation labor, tools, site-specific anchors, structural supports and foundations are separate. Automatic openers, power, safety devices and access controls are also separate from the standard manual gate kit.
Check your project requirements →A clear price for the selected kit. Each variation is priced from the individual components required to build it. A frame’s included slide-on cover is counted once. Select the style, size and color for the current price and full packing list; review checkout for shipping and tax.
Built in real driveways
Explore completed Alumission entrances for ideas about proportions, horizontal patterns and the relationship between the gates and surrounding columns. These are real projects; dimensions, finishes, automation and site work shown may differ from the standard kit you select.

View the finished double swing entrance, gate proportions and surrounding supports.
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View the finished double swing entrance, gate proportions and surrounding supports.
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View the finished double swing entrance, gate proportions and surrounding supports.
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See a completed motorized double gate entrance and its site-specific operator arrangement.
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See how a horizontal aluminum driveway gate works with the surrounding property.
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Explore a two-leaf horizontal driveway entrance in Austin.
View the project →Watch real gate projects
Hear from contractors working with Alumission gates and see completed driveway installations. These project and product testimonials provide context for your selection; use the instructions for your exact double gate kit and hardware when building.
A contractor’s Alumission testimonial filmed with a completed horizontal driveway gate.
Watch on YouTube →See an automated double driveway gate in this Alumission product review. Operators and access equipment are separate purchases.
Watch on YouTube →Customer experience
“I install it myself with my father-in-law. It was easy. Thanks again for this support.”
Don Hope
Los Angeles double swing gate product review · October 1, 2026
Google customer review
“Both gates open and close smoothly. We’re totally sold on Alumission, as is our contractor, who is now recommending it.”
Toby Bernstein
Customer feedback about a single and double gate purchase
Excerpt from the customer’s Google review. Individual installation experiences vary.
Measure before you choose
A successful entrance starts with the opening, the supports and the way your vehicles approach it. Check the whole movement of both leaves before choosing the kit.
Record clear widths at the top, middle and bottom. Note the intended height, column or post sizes, and ground levels. Include mirrors, turning space and access for larger vehicles when assessing the usable opening.
Mark where each leaf will travel and park when open. Check uphill ground, curbs, walls and landscaping. Confirm the swing stays within the permitted property area and leaves enough room for vehicles to wait clear of the road.
The supplied side-post profiles need a suitable mounting structure. Have existing columns, structural posts, anchors and foundations assessed for the gate geometry, exposure and any planned automation.
For manual operation, plan the active leaf, lever, meeting point, stopper and cane bolt. If you want automatic driveway gates now or later, plan the operator locations and supporting structure before assembly.
Ask the automation installer about equipment ratings, opening sequence, power, manual release and required protection. Keep pedestrians’ access needs in the plan.
Double swing gates split the opening into two shorter leaves, each needing its own clear arc. A sliding gate instead needs a suitable run-back area alongside the driveway. Ground slope and the layout may favor one arrangement.
Compare the site requirements with our sliding driveway gate kits, or send photos for help choosing the system.
From delivery to daily use
Check the delivered components against your selected variation’s packing list. Review the correct kit instructions, mounting details and final dimensions. Work on a protected surface and have suitable cutting, drilling, measuring and squaring tools ready.
Confirm cutting allowances before making cuts. Assemble square frames, fit the slat pattern, hang both leaves and adjust the center meeting point. Test the lever, stopper and cane bolt throughout the full travel before calling the manual installation complete.
Clean the powder-coated aluminum with mild soap, water and a soft cloth. Inspect hinges, screws, anchors and locking hardware periodically. Address dragging or support movement promptly, and follow each hardware maker’s care instructions.
Need project-specific assembly guidance? Contact Alumission with your kit details and measurements. Use the instructions for the double gate arrangement you are building.
Driveway gate questions, answered
Find answers about sizes, swing clearance, mounting, automatic openers, finishes, ordering and care. Start with a topic or search the 48 questions below.
48 questions across 8 topics
The standard Alumission double swing kit options on this page are 7′, 9′, 11′ and 13′ wide, with 4′, 5′ or 6′ heights. These are the combined two-leaf kit options. For another opening size, send measurements and photos before choosing a kit.
It is the combined double gate option, not the width of each leaf. A 13′ selection does not supply two 13′ leaves. Final leaf dimensions also depend on the supporting opening, side posts, hinges and meeting gap.
There is no single size that fits every driveway. Measure the usable opening and consider your widest vehicle, mirrors, turning approach and delivery access. Then compare those needs with the available kit sizes; do not choose by vehicle body width alone.
Allowances depend on the actual post, hinge, latch and center-gap arrangement. Do not subtract a generic allowance or copy a single gate cutting formula. Confirm the double gate layout and dimensions with Alumission before cutting.
Record the clear opening at the top, middle and bottom, plus the desired finished height. Photograph both supports and the ground. Note whether your measurement is between existing columns, structural posts or proposed new supports.
The kit is assembled and cut to fit on site. Confirm that the selected option contains sufficient material for your final layout and height. Cutting is irreversible, so approve the leaf dimensions, gaps and hardware positions before starting.
Choose the direction after checking your property line, road or sidewalk, ground levels and local requirements. The full path of both leaves must remain clear. A gate should not swing into public access or traffic.
Each leaf needs a clear arc based on its finished width and hinge position. Mark both arcs on the ground and check vehicles, walls, landscaping and any operator arms. Include clearance at the open position, not only at the center.
Possibly, but a rising driveway can obstruct the leaves as they open. Measure the ground through the entire swing path. Share slope photos and elevations before ordering; more clearance, a different layout or another gate system may be needed.
Set the bottom clearance from the highest point along each leaf’s travel, drainage needs and the chosen installation details. One fixed gap does not suit every driveway. Also consider pets and any applicable opening restrictions.
Do not assume a specialty rising hinge is compatible with the included profiles, mounting details or a future operator. Ask Alumission and the hinge manufacturer to review the exact arrangement before substituting hardware.
A manual double gate can be arranged with one active leaf and the other secured by the cane bolt. Confirm the lever, stopper and bolt positions during layout. Automated partial-opening functions depend on the operator and controls.
An experienced DIY installer may be able to assemble the kit with suitable tools, accurate measuring and sound structural supports. The project includes two leaves and a center meeting point. Get professional help for uncertain supports, footings or automation.
The aluminum kit uses mechanical assembly rather than field welding. Cutting, drilling, squaring the leaves and fitting hardware are still required. Use the instructions for your supplied kit and protect the coated surfaces while working.
Do not treat the supplied side-post profiles as an engineered in-ground footing system. Confirm how they attach to your structural posts or columns. The supporting structure and its foundation must be suitable for the gate and site.
Only if the actual supporting construction and fixing arrangement are adequate. A decorative veneer or hollow block is not automatically a suitable anchor point. Have the substrate, anchor selection and edge distances checked for your installation.
Footing depth and size depend on soil, frost, gate geometry, wind and structural design. There is no universal depth supplied by the kit. Ask your installer or structural professional to specify the supports and foundations for the site.
Start with rigid, plumb supports and square leaf assemblies. Fit and adjust the hinges, then check the meeting gap, lever, stopper and cane bolt through full travel. If alignment changes, inspect the supports and connections before simply tightening hardware.
Automation must be planned for the finished gate and site. Have an installer confirm suitable operator mounting, leaf size and weight, wind exposure, supports and safety devices. The standard kit price does not include an automatic opener.
A dual swing setup normally operates each leaf with its own matched actuator or operator within a coordinated system. The exact arrangement and opening sequence depend on the selected equipment. Do not assume a single-leaf opener package serves both leaves.
Compare the manufacturer’s leaf length and weight limits and its guidance for gate construction, mounting geometry, duty cycle and wind exposure. Have the installer assess the complete installation; a weight rating alone does not establish compatibility.
Those features depend on the operator, power budget and compatible accessories. Solar suitability depends on sunlight and usage. List your preferred access methods early so the installer can plan wiring, charging, controls and backup access.
Check the selected operator’s manual release procedure and any battery backup provision. Keep the release accessible to authorized users and know how to secure the gate afterward. Backup capability is equipment-specific and is not included with this manual gate kit.
Ask a qualified gate automation installer to assess entrapment areas and specify the required protection and controls for the actual system. Follow the operator instructions and applicable requirements. A vehicle gate also needs a separate plan for pedestrian access.
New York uses a close-set 5.5″ horizontal slat pattern for the strongest visual screening among these five styles. Other designs include spaced patterns. Review product images, dimensions and your viewing angle; a gate is not a sealed privacy wall.
Both use broad 5.5″ aluminum slats. Los Angeles uses 1/2″ spacers for an open horizontal rhythm, while New York uses a close-set pattern. Compare their product images to choose the privacy and appearance you prefer.
Dallas and Miami use mixed 5.5″ and 1″ slats in their respective arrangements. San Francisco uses fine 1″ horizontal slats. Their product galleries show the patterns; select the style first, then the height, width and finish.
The six finish options are Black, Bronze, White, Dark Grey, Light Gray and Wood. Use the selected variation image and contents table on the product page to confirm the complete combination before ordering.
Wood is the slat finish option on an aluminum kit. Wood kits pair Wood-finish slats with Black frames and components. They provide the visual warmth of wood without using timber slats.
Black, Bronze, Dark Grey and Wood kits use Black hardware. White and Light Gray kits use Silver hardware. Aluminum components match the selected finish, except the Black components paired with Wood slats.
Components cover two gate leaves: side posts, gate frames with slide-on covers, slats, applicable spacers, post covers, caps, four hinges, keyed lever, stopper, cane bolt and assembly screws. Select a variation to see its exact item names, lengths and quantities.
No. These are kits requiring assembly, cutting to fit and installation. Plan an appropriate work area, tools, support preparation and installation time. Confirm the packing list against your selected variation before cutting components.
The selected kit price is the sum of the components required for that style, size and finish. The gate frame’s included slide-on cover is counted once. See the live product page for the current variation price rather than relying on a general price example.
The kit price covers the listed components. Labor, automatic operators, access controls, structural site work and site-specific mounting anchors are separate. Confirm shipping, taxes and any additional purchases at checkout or with your project quote.
Open a style and select the size and color. The included-items table appears below the product gallery and purchase buttons, above Product Details. It updates for the chosen variation and shows item name, details, length and quantity.
Send the opening width at several heights, desired gate height, photos of the supports and driveway, slope details, preferred swing direction, style, finish and ZIP code. Include plans for automation and any unusual access needs.
Aluminum does not develop the red rust associated with ordinary steel. Hinges, fasteners, the lever and other hardware need their own care. Inspect the whole assembly, including anchors and damaged coating, rather than treating the gate as maintenance-free.
Use mild soap, water and a soft nonabrasive cloth, following the supplied finish-care guidance. Rinse residue off. Avoid aggressive chemicals and abrasive tools that may damage the coating.
Discuss salt exposure and appropriate care for all components before ordering. Rinse accumulated salt with fresh water and inspect the finish, hardware and connections regularly. Coastal conditions can require more frequent attention.
Keep moving parts clear of debris, inspect their fixings and follow each hardware manufacturer’s adjustment and lubrication instructions. Check that the bolt engages correctly and the leaves move without rubbing or binding.
Individual components can be assessed for replacement. Identify the original style, finish, dimensions and connection details first. Access and disassembly vary, and an older finish may not match a new part perfectly.
Stop forcing the leaf. Check for ground changes, loose connections, shifted supports, hinge wear or a leaf that is no longer square. Resolve the cause before adjusting the latch or adding an operator to overcome resistance.
Requirements vary by location and property. Confirm height, setbacks, sight lines, access and any HOA rules with the relevant authority before ordering. The availability of a kit size does not establish approval for a particular site.
There is no single site wind rating established here for every kit, support and opening. Height, slat pattern, exposure, anchors and automation all affect the installation. Have exposed locations and more closed patterns assessed before choosing the layout.
It can suit an opening where two shorter leaves have enough room to swing. Check actual vehicle clearance and turning movement after the posts are accounted for. The narrowest kit is not automatically suitable for every car entrance.
A double swing gate needs clear arcs inside or outside the opening. A sliding gate needs a suitable run-back area, support and rolling or cantilever arrangement. Compare the actual driveway geometry and grade before deciding.
Do not assume the standard kit and keyed lever meet pool barrier requirements. Those applications can require specific heights, openings, self-closing and self-latching equipment. Confirm a suitable approved arrangement for the intended use.
A gate controls an opening, but containment depends on slat spacing, side and bottom gaps, latch use and the animal. Security also depends on the surrounding boundary and access controls. Review the complete installation for your needs.
For equipment-specific automation guidance, see Nice’s swing gate FAQs and LiftMaster’s residential operator buyer’s guide. Your chosen manufacturer’s instructions and the actual installation determine the requirements.
Ready to plan your entrance?
Start with the style you like. Select the size and finish to see the exact kit price and included-items table, or send your measurements and photos for help.
Explore Alumission double swing aluminum driveway gate kits in five modern styles. Choose a combined 7′, 9′, 11′ or 13′ width, a 4′, 5′ or 6′ height, and six finish combinations. Compare kit contents, completed driveway projects, contractor videos and practical answers about measuring, installation and automation before selecting your kit.
Make room for a better entrance
Modern horizontal lines. Sideways movement. A cut-to-fit kit with clear choices for style, size, finish and hardware.
Build an Alumission sliding driveway gate that suits your opening and leaves the driveway free of a swing arc. Compare the five styles, watch the assembly videos and plan the complete rolling path before you order.
Modern horizontal gate designs
Opening width × height options
Including Wood slats with Black framing
No Hardware or Add Hardware
Watch before you build
See the assembly, corner construction and one motor-installation example in the three Alumission videos below. Watch the whole relevant guide before starting the corresponding work.
Start here to see the Alumission framed sliding leaf assembled. Review measuring, frame layout and slat fitting before cutting; site track installation is a separate stage.
Watch the demonstrated operator installation and chain arrangement. Use the current manufacturer instructions and an installer’s assessment for your own gate. Motor and automation equipment are separate.
Take a closer look at the mechanically assembled frame corners. Use this corner-detail video alongside the complete sliding gate guide and the instructions for your selected kit.
Continue with the illustrated sliding gate assembly guide for the matching system. Video dimensions describe the demonstrated layout; confirm your gate and hardware before making cuts.
Find your signature look
Choose the slat pattern for your home, then select the opening-width group, height, finish and hardware. The current product galleries and variation lists show the actual sliding kit configuration.
Broad horizontal lines
An evenly spaced broad-slat look, using 5.5″ aluminum slats and 1/2″ spacers.
Privacy-focused
A close-set 5.5″ slat pattern for stronger visual screening.
Mixed-width detail
A distinctive arrangement of 5.5″ and 1″ horizontal slats.
Fine horizontal detail
A finer profile combination, including the 2.5″ slats listed for the sliding kit.
Choose openings up to 12′, 16′ or 20′ wide, each at 4′, 5′ or 6′ high. These are opening groups for a cut-to-fit kit. Account for the complete leaf length, tail and site hardware when planning.
Choose Black, Bronze, White, Dark Grey, Light Gray or Wood. Wood-look aluminum slats use Black framing and components. The San Francisco sliding Wood kit also uses Black 2.5″ slats alongside its Wood 1″ slats.
Choose privacy thoughtfully. New York’s close-set pattern provides more visual screening; spaced designs create a more open rhythm. Consider viewing angles, working gaps, wind exposure and the surrounding boundary along with appearance.
Understand your order
Each variation lists the components for its selected style, size, finish and hardware option. Frame stock lengths, slat quantities and extension parts vary. Open a product and make your selection to see the exact included-items table below the gallery and purchase area.
The standard package lists two track sections for the up-to-12′ and up-to-16′ groups and four for the up-to-20′ group. Check the full travel and site requirements for any additional track.
The operator, drive chain, controls, power supply and safety devices are separate. Also plan structural supports, foundations, site-specific mounting work, tools and installation labor.
No Hardware requires compatible track, guidance and stopping provisions from your existing system or a separate purchase.
Wheels stay included with No Hardware. That selection excludes the optional track package, not the rolling wheels. Add Hardware includes the listed package in the selected variation price; it is not an automatic opener package.
Real sliding gate installations
See completed Alumission sliding entrances in different settings. Project photos may show custom patterns, mixed finishes, surrounding fences and automation. Those site-specific details are inspiration and may differ from the standard kit you select.
Sliding driveway project
See a custom sliding driveway entrance with mixed finishes and infill. This custom design differs from the five standard kits.
Sliding driveway project
See a black sliding driveway gate and its relationship to the brick drive and boundary.
Sliding driveway project
Explore a Los Angeles style sliding gate with broad horizontal slats and matching surrounding work.
Sliding driveway project
View a completed horizontal aluminum sliding gate in an urban entrance.
Sliding driveway project
See the gate leaf during on-site assembly. This project also uses a solar-powered operator, separate from the standard kit.
Sliding driveway project
Explore a custom two-color Miami style sliding gate. The combination shown is project-specific.
Customer feedback
★★★★★
“Fantastic product!”
Maya Thompson
Review posted on the Miami sliding gate kit product page · October 1, 2026
Have questions about the opening, full gate length or hardware? Send your measurements and photos to Alumission. Include the runback area and the motor details if you are reusing existing equipment.
Measure the whole path
A sliding driveway gate moves beside the opening. It saves the swing arc, but it still needs a clear route and a stable track installation for the complete leaf. Start with a drawing of both the closed and fully open positions.
Record the finished clear width, desired height and vehicle approach. Check columns, boundaries and any turn immediately before the entrance. Choose a kit group that covers the proposed opening after confirming the installation layout.
The demonstrated frame uses the measured opening plus a 24″ tail. That full leaf must fit beside the driveway when open. Add the actual guide, stopping and operator clearances rather than planning from the opening width alone.
Inspect ground levels, rail support and drainage along the full travel. Include the runback area, not just the road opening. Ask your installer to review a slope or unstable paving before ordering hardware.
This kit is designed around V-groove wheels and ground V-track. A trackless cantilever gate uses a different support system and structural design. The standard sliding kit and its tail should not be treated as a cantilever package.
Compare the available sideways runback with the swing arcs needed by two leaves. A short driveway may favor sliding movement if there is enough side space and a suitable track route. If side space is limited, review the double swing driveway gate kits.
Manual today, automation planned
Manual operation and automation both start with a gate that rolls freely, stays guided and stops in the intended positions. Plan equipment and protective provisions for the complete installation.
Confirm the wheel-and-track match, guide arrangement, receiver, stops and how the leaf is secured. The full path should be clear of rubbing and binding before an operator is added.
Provide the installer with the finished gate dimensions and weight, expected usage and site conditions. Discuss chain or drive attachment, mounting space, power and any solar or battery options.
Choose compatible remotes, keypad or phone control with the installer. Confirm manual release and the operator’s required protective devices, and provide a suitable separate route for pedestrians.
For equipment-specific guidance, see Nice’s sliding gate FAQs and LiftMaster’s residential operator buyer’s guide. Follow the current instructions for the equipment selected for your site.
A clear path to ordering
The live product selection is the place to confirm your current price. Each variation is priced from the individual components required for the selected style, catalog size, finish and hardware choice.
Choose a style, opening group, height and finish. Then select No Hardware or Add Hardware. Cutting to a smaller final opening does not change the selected kit’s supplied contents or price.
The included-items table lists names, details, supplied lengths and quantities for that variation. Check it against your site plan so you know what arrives and which installation parts you will provide separately.
Watch the complete assembly guide and review the correct cutting plan. Arrange a protected work area, suitable tools, support preparation and installation help. Check delivered components before making irreversible cuts.
Practical answers by topic
Browse the topics below for answers about sizing, side clearance, slopes, V-track, contents, assembly, finishes, motors, ordering and care.
48 questions across 8 topics
Choose an opening-width group up to 12′, 16′ or 20′, with a 4′, 5′ or 6′ height. Each of the five styles has six finish options and two hardware selections. Confirm the complete gate layout and available runback before choosing your variation.
The size selector refers to the opening-width group. The complete leaf also needs its tail. In the demonstrated Alumission assembly, the horizontal frame is cut to the measured opening plus 24″. Do not use the opening width alone as the finished leaf length.
Allow unobstructed runback for the complete assembled leaf, including its tail, plus the actual guide, stops, receiver and operator arrangement. Measure the entire travel path. Do not apply a generic percentage or a cantilever clearance formula to this wheeled kit.
Record the clear vehicle opening, desired finished height, side runback distance and ground levels across the entire rolling path. Note columns, walls, obstructions, drainage, vehicle approach and the intended opening direction. Send photos with the measurements for project guidance.
Yes. The profiles and slats are cut during assembly. Choose a width group and height with enough material for the complete design. Confirm the cutting plan before starting; cutting a kit smaller does not reduce the selected variation’s price.
Plan the direction around the available runback and the positions of guides, receiver, stops and any operator. Do not assume the site works equally well in both directions. Confirm the final layout and hardware arrangement before assembly.
This Alumission kit uses V-groove wheels with compatible ground V-track. The optional Add Hardware selection supplies the listed track package. No Hardware leaves you to provide compatible track, guides and other required site hardware; it does not make the gate trackless.
No. It is a ground-supported wheel-and-track system. A cantilever gate uses a different support arrangement and structural design. The 24″ tail shown in the assembly video is not a cantilever conversion or a substitute for cantilever hardware.
The grade where cars travel and the grade along the gate’s rolling path are different issues. A rising approach may leave space for sideways movement, but the complete track route still needs review for alignment, clearance, support and safe control. Send slope details before ordering.
The rail needs a stable, suitable foundation and the correct anchoring. Loose gravel is not a structural base, and existing paving is not automatically adequate. Ask the installer to specify the support and fixing method for the actual surface and site.
Plan track coverage from the closed position through the full open travel, supporting the wheels throughout. Confirm the track length, joints, stopping positions and anchoring in the site layout. Compare that requirement with the supplied package; extra track may be needed.
Keep the rail and wheel path clear and plan where water will drain. Gravel, leaves, mud and ice can interfere with rolling. Include access for cleaning and inspect the full track after storms or unusual ground movement before operating a binding gate.
The selected variation supplies the aluminum frame components, style-specific slats and spacers, covers, caps, applicable steel extension inserts, assembly fasteners, four corner braces and V-groove wheels. Exact supplied lengths and quantities appear in the product’s variation-specific included-items table.
Yes. The V-groove wheels remain included with both No Hardware and Add Hardware. The No Hardware option excludes the optional track, catcher, guide and motor-chain bracket package. It is intended for a project where compatible required site hardware will be provided separately.
It adds the listed 8′ stainless-steel V-track sections, one gate catcher, one dual-roller guide assembly and one set of two motor-chain attachment brackets. The current standard package lists two track sections for up-to-12′ and up-to-16′ groups and four for the up-to-20′ group. Check the selected packing list and site requirements.
No. The motor-chain attachment brackets are connection parts, not a motor or a complete drive system. The operator, drive chain, controls, power supply, safety devices and installation are separate. Confirm the automation plan with the selected operator’s installer.
Open a style, then select size, finish and hardware. The included-items table below the gallery and purchase area updates to show that variation’s item names, details, supplied lengths and quantities. Review it before placing the order and again when checking delivery.
Only after compatibility and condition have been checked for the completed gate. Compare wheel and rail geometry, guide clearances, stopping arrangements and operator requirements. Reusing parts should not be assumed from their appearance or from the old gate’s opening width.
Alumission Aluminum Post 2 Channels forms the horizontal and vertical frame members. Center members divide the leaf into slat bays. Covers close the channels, while the selected style determines the slat arrangement and spacers. Review the component list for your size.
The demonstrated kit is mechanically assembled with screws, corner braces and steel inserts at applicable extension joints. Field welding is not part of that assembly method. Accurate cutting, drilling, squaring and fastening are still necessary.
The top, bottom, end and center members capture the slats and form the leaf assembly. Use the full frame arrangement specified for the sliding system. A pedestrian gate assembly or an unframed fence panel is not an interchangeable sliding leaf.
It is the additional rear portion included in the demonstrated horizontal-frame layout. The video adds 24″ to the measured opening. Include that full length when planning the leaf, available stock and runback, and confirm the chosen installation before cutting.
Where the selected size requires extensions, the system uses galvanized square steel inserts and #12 screws. Follow the engagement and fastening details for the supplied system. Do not place an improvised splice wherever material happens to end.
Start with the complete sliding gate assembly guide. Use the miter-joint video for a closer view of framed corner construction. Watch the LiftMaster RSL12UL video when planning that specific operator; it does not establish compatibility with every gate or replace its current manual.
New York uses a close-set broad-slat pattern for stronger visual screening. Los Angeles, Dallas, Miami and San Francisco provide their own horizontal patterns and spacing. Compare the selected product images and consider the viewing angle, perimeter gaps and site exposure.
Los Angeles emphasizes broad 5.5″ horizontal slats; New York uses a close-set broad-slat pattern; Dallas and Miami use distinct mixed-width arrangements. San Francisco combines finer profiles, including the 2.5″ components listed for this sliding kit. Use the actual sliding product gallery rather than a swing-gate photo to confirm the pattern.
Choose Black, Bronze, White, Dark Grey, Light Gray or Wood. The variation image and item list show the selected combination. Screens and lighting can change how a finish appears, so ask about a physical finish reference if matching existing materials is important.
No. It is a wood-look finish on aluminum slats. Wood kits pair those slats with a Black frame and components. For the San Francisco sliding kit, the 2.5″ slats are Black and the 1″ slats use the Wood finish.
Materials and finishes vary by component. Some rolling and fixing parts are stainless steel or galvanized, and the guide uses nylon rollers. Wood kits use Black components alongside the Wood slats. Check the item details for the selected variation rather than expecting every part to share one finish.
Coordinate the style, height and finish, then check slat alignment and the different frame and operating gaps. Matching surrounding work is separate from the sliding gate kit. Send a site photo or drawing when planning a coordinated entrance.
A properly installed wheel-and-track gate can be planned for manual operation. It still needs suitable guidance, stops, a receiver or catcher and an appropriate securing arrangement. Ensure the leaf moves freely and is controlled through its full travel.
Yes, subject to a suitable complete gate and site design. Plan operator location, chain or drive arrangement, power, guides, stops and protective devices early. Have a qualified gate-automation installer confirm the finished leaf and system before choosing equipment.
Match the operator to the gate type, completed length and weight, expected daily and hourly cycles, mounting geometry and environment. Discuss desired controls with the installer. A maximum weight rating or a demonstration video alone does not establish compatibility.
No. The video demonstrates one installation. Your selected size, finished gate, wind exposure, usage and site may call for another arrangement. Follow the current operator manual and have the installer check the complete application before purchasing.
These options depend on the chosen operator and compatible accessories. Solar capacity depends on available sunlight and usage. List the access methods you want before installation so power, charging, communications and backup access can be planned together.
Confirm the operator’s manual release, any battery backup and required entrapment protection with the installer. Keep the moving gate and runback area clear, and provide a separate suitable pedestrian route. Those accessories and site provisions are not included in the standard gate kit.
The current variation price is the total of the components required for its selected style, catalog size, finish and hardware option. Optional hardware is included in that displayed total only with Add Hardware. Use the live product selection for current pricing.
No. Pricing is based on the selected supplied kit and its components. Cutting the profiles to suit a smaller opening does not change that kit’s listed price. Choose the appropriate width group and height before ordering.
Budget for tools or assembly labor, foundations and track support, mounting work and any additional site hardware. Automation, power, controls and protective devices are separate. Review the order and checkout for shipping, tax and any other applicable charges.
No. These are cut-to-fit kits requiring assembly and site installation. Plan protected working space for long profiles, suitable tools and enough help to handle the leaf. Check delivered components against the selected variation before cutting or fitting.
Send the opening width, desired height, available runback, ground levels and photos of the entire entrance and sliding path. Include the style, finish, ZIP code, intended use and any existing hardware or motor details.
Contact Alumission to confirm suitability for the actual opening, traffic and project requirements. Frequent use, access control, supports and automation may change the design. Do not assume a residential kit selection establishes a commercial duty rating.
Wash the coated aluminum with mild soap, water and a soft cloth. Keep the track, wheels and guide area clear of debris. Periodically inspect connections, covers, brackets and stopping arrangements, following the hardware and operator manufacturers’ care instructions.
Possible causes include debris, rail misalignment, worn wheels, a rubbing guide or support movement. Stop forcing the gate and inspect the mechanical path first. An automatic operator should not be used to overpower a binding or damaged leaf.
Stop using it, keep people away and have the leaf secured and inspected by a suitable installer. Check the cause, including rail support, wheel condition, guides and stops, before returning it to operation. A heavy displaced leaf needs controlled handling.
Aluminum does not form ordinary steel’s red rust, but the finish and all hardware still need care. Discuss salt exposure before ordering, rinse accumulated salt with fresh water and inspect the full assembly. Do not treat coastal suitability as a maintenance-free guarantee.
Wind and added screening change loads on the complete assembly and guides. Do not add fabric or extra cladding without review. Pet containment also depends on slat, side and bottom gaps; assess the whole boundary for the intended use.
Check local height, setback, sight-line, access and permit requirements, together with any HOA rules, before ordering. Keep the full travel and waiting area within the approved layout. A listed kit size is not approval for a particular property.
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