Gate Frame Only
Use this cap only with the Alumission Gate Frame profile.
The Aluminum Gate Frame Cap is a flat 6061-T6 aluminum plate designed only for the Alumission Gate Frame. It closes the open end of the frame and gives the assembly a clean, complete finish.
Install one cap at the top and one cap at the bottom of every Gate Frame. Each Gate Frame therefore requires two caps.
Each cap measures 5″ × 1.75″ × 1/16″. Attach it directly to the Gate Frame with #8 screws or 1/8″ aluminum rivets.
The flat cap is sized specifically for the Alumission Gate Frame and completes both open ends of the profile.
Use this cap only with the Alumission Gate Frame profile.
Install one cap over the top end of the Gate Frame.
Install one cap over the bottom end of the Gate Frame.
Every Gate Frame requires two caps for a complete top-and-bottom installation.
The plate dimensions match the outside face of the Gate Frame and provide a compact, durable closing piece.
The flat cap measures 5″ long by 1.75″ wide.
The aluminum plate is 1/16″ thick.
The cap is made from 6061-T6 aluminum.
Choose the powder-coated color that matches the Gate Frame.
Align the cap with the frame end, confirm the fit, and use the appropriate fastener for the gate assembly.
Use properly positioned #8 screws to attach the cap directly to the Gate Frame.
The cap can also be secured with 1/8″ aluminum rivets.
Confirm the frame end is square, clean, and free of burrs before aligning the cap.
Verify the cap is secure and does not interfere with the gate opening, hardware, or surrounding structure.
Included: One Aluminum Gate Frame Cap in the selected powder-coated finish.
Sold separately: Aluminum Gate Frame, second cap required to complete one Gate Frame, #8 screws, 1/8″ aluminum rivets, slats, hinges, locks, and other gate hardware.
Drawing and specifications for the flat 6061-T6 aluminum cap used on the top and bottom of the Alumission Gate Frame.
Dimensions are nominal and shown in inches. Each Gate Frame requires two caps—one top and one bottom. Attach each cap with #8 screws or 1/8″ aluminum rivets after confirming fit and alignment.
Answers about Gate Frame compatibility, cap quantity, dimensions, 6061-T6 aluminum, fasteners, installation, finishes, and ordering.
It closes and finishes the open top or bottom end of the Alumission Gate Frame.
This cap is designed only for the Alumission Gate Frame.
No. The Gate Frame Cap is sized specifically for the Gate Frame and is not a Side Post cap.
No. Use the end-cap system specified for those post profiles.
Yes. The same cap is used on both ends.
No. It is an end-closing component and does not replace hinges, reinforcement, frame connections, locks, or other structural hardware.
Two caps are required: one for the top and one for the bottom.
One Aluminum Gate Frame Cap in the selected finish is included. Order a quantity of two for each Gate Frame.
The flat cap measures 5″ long by 1.75″ wide.
The aluminum plate is 1/16″ thick.
The cap is made from 6061-T6 aluminum.
Count two caps for every individual Gate Frame profile being capped.
Attach it directly to the Gate Frame with #8 screws or 1/8″ aluminum rivets.
Yes. #8 screws are an approved attachment option for this cap.
Yes. Use 1/8″ aluminum rivets as the alternative fastening method.
No. Select and purchase the appropriate #8 screws or 1/8″ aluminum rivets separately.
Yes. Confirm that the Gate Frame end is square, clean, and free of burrs, then align the cap before fastening.
Verify that the cap is secure, aligned with the frame, and clear of the gate opening, hardware, and surrounding structure.
Available finishes are Black, Bronze, White, Dark Gray, and Light Gray.
Choose the same powder-coated finish for a coordinated appearance.
The selected product quantity is for one cap. Order two caps for each Gate Frame.
Yes, when the gate is built with the Alumission Gate Frame. Use one cap on each end of every Gate Frame profile.
Yes, when each gate leaf is built with the Alumission Gate Frame. Count two caps for every Gate Frame profile used.
Use mild soap and water with a soft cloth or sponge. Avoid abrasive pads, harsh chemicals, and strong solvents.
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