Regal Steel Security Gate 770mm Wide x 1950mm High

The Regal Metal Security Gate combines dependable steel strength with the added security of an L302 lock system. A cost-effective choice for securing everyday entrances.

*For larger or higher-risk sites, Xpanda recommends our custom welded security gates for maximum strength.

• Width: 770mm | Height: 1950mm
• Mild steel, zinc plated + epoxy coated
• Type: Fixed swing gate
• Lock type: L302

• Classic Security Design:
  A simple, reliable swing gate for homes and offices.
• Enhanced Protection:
  Supplied with an L302 lock for added entry-point control.
• Durable Coating:
  Steel frame finished to resist rust in NZ (not coastal).
• Low-Maintenance Security:
  Minimal upkeep compared to retractable or sliding systems.

• Homes and apartments
• Offices and staff entrances
• Utility and side doors

• Regal gate panel (steel, coated finish)
• L302 lock
• Instruction guide
• Note: Hinges and fixings not included.

The following outlines the general process for installing a fixed swing gate, using the Renaissance Gate as an example. Please note that certain steps may vary depending on specific site conditions or gate details.

🛠️ Tools Required

🖊️ Multi marker pens
📏 Measuring tape
📐 Level
🛠️ Multi-purpose drill
🔩 Drill bits (2, 4, 6, 8, 10mm – Steel/Wood)
🧱 Masonry drill bits (6mm, 10mm)
🔧 Screwdrivers (Star & Flat head)
🔧 Ring spanners (10mm & 13mm)

 

Step 1. Measure the Door Frame Width

Use a measuring tape to get the frame width where the gate will be installed. 

Make sure you measure inside the door frame. 🚪

Step 2. Attach Hinges to the Gate

a. Screw the hinges into the gate.

b. Do not fully tighten them yet — just enough to hold. 1

c. Adjust the hinges to align with the door frame. 📐

Step 3. Set Up Lock-Keep, Lock Tongue, and Hinges

a. Centralize the lock-keep over the lock tongue. 

b. Use adhesive tape to hold the lock-keep in place. 

c. Ensure there is at least 5mm gap between the lock and lock-keep. 

d. Connect male to female hinges on top, center, and bottom. 

e. Hold them in place with tape.

 

Step 4. Fit Gate Into Door Frame

Place the gate into the door frame. 🚪

• For masonry: install the gate parallel to the frame. 🧱
• For wood: install the gate perpendicular to the frame. 🪵
  
  

Step 5. Adjust Gate Position

Adjust female hinge bolts to widen or narrow the gate’s reach. 🔧

• Reach for masonry fitment: 885mm–930mm. 📏
• Reach for wood fitment: 865mm–910mm. 📏

Step 6. Tighten Hinges & Check Level

a. Tighten all female hinge bolts.

b. Use a spirit level or a 30mm-thick book to check alignment. 📐

c. Mark the top, center, and bottom hinge positions. ✏️

d. Remove the gate carefully.

Step 7. Attach Gate to the Frame

a. Drill holes at the hinge markings.

b. Insert and tighten the hex bolts. Use a motion like opening a bottle top to secure bolts.

Step 8. Install the Lock-Keep

a. Ensure the lock-keep is still taped to the gate.

b. Close the gate and mark the lock-keep position.

c. Remove the gate and the lock-keep.

d. Drill holes on the marks and bolt the lock-keep into place. 🔩

 

Step 9. Adjust Lock Tongue Direction

Rotate the tongue so the angled side faces the closing direction.

If the flat side hits the lock-keep, the gate will not close. ⚠️

 

Step 10. Fine-Tune Lock Cylinder 🔑

a. Remove the lock from the gate.

b. Turn the key about 10° until the center bar is flush.

c. Insert the cylinder into the gate lock. 

d. Turn the key until the tongue extends and screw appears.

e. Remove the screw and pull out the tongue.

f. Rotate the tongue to the correct direction. 

g. Reinsert the tongue and secure it with the screw.

h. Remove the cylinder again.

i. Reinstall the lock in the gate.

j. Ensure the center bar is flush and the tongue retracts properly.

k. Fix the lock using screws.

Step 11. Install Lock Protection Plate

a. Centralize the plate and mark the holes.

b. Drill holes on the marks and screw and secure the protection plate.