NO-WELD GATE OPTIONS

Metal Gate Frame Kits for Privacy Fence Systems

Perimtec gate frame kits create framed, operable openings that can coordinate with privacy fence infill. They are separate from stationary fence-section kits. Before ordering, plan width, height, compatible infill, gate posts, hinges, latch hardware, clearance, and opening direction; exact options vary by gate family and current shop availability.

Compare Metal Gate Frame Families

Both current frame families use aluminum construction and assemble without welding, but they are designed to perform differently.

Standard / Heavy-Duty Gate Frame

A no-weld aluminum frame with a thicker wall and greater rigidity. The frame can remain rigid without relying on the infill for structural strength, making it the stronger framed option for heavier-duty privacy gate applications.

Configure Heavy-Duty Gate

Architectural Gate Frame

A no-weld aluminum, door-style frame with a mortised lock arrangement and a more architectural finished appearance. This family requires compatible infill to achieve its intended rigidity.

Configure Architectural Gate

Frame / No Infill or Frame / Infill

Choose Frame / No Infill when you will supply or plan compatible infill separately. Choose Frame / Infill when the applicable selected infill should be included with the gate. Availability depends on gate family, size, and current configuration—not every infill is compatible with every frame.

Architectural gates are currently offered online at 6 ft high in 6H x 4W single, 6H x 6W single, and 6H x 12W double configurations. For current 6-foot-wide gate configurations, Frame / Infill options are limited to compatible Vinyl and Aluminum selections. Confirm exact availability for the selected gate family and size in the gate shop.

Confirm current sizes and infill in the gate shop

Fence Kit Versus Gate Kit

Fence-section kits create stationary privacy-fence sections. Gate-frame kits create operable openings and require separate planning for hinges, a latch or lock, gate posts, clearances, opening direction, infill weight, and the surrounding section layout.

Posts and Hardware Planning

Select gate posts for the opening and chosen gate configuration. Hinge and latch requirements differ from stationary fence sections, and nearby sections should be laid out around the finished gate opening. Confirm posts, compatible infill, and hardware in the gate configurator or through the quote path before ordering.

Plan the Complete Opening

  • Measure the intended opening and confirm the available gate family and size.
  • Choose swing direction, hinge side, latch or lock position, and needed operating clearance.
  • Confirm that infill material and weight suit the selected frame family.
  • Coordinate gate posts and adjacent stationary sections before finalizing quantities.

For broader design and integration guidance, review general fence-gate planning.

Choose Your Gate Planning Path

Learn About Gate Frame Kits

Current page. Understand gate families, frame choices, infill, posts, and opening planning.

Configure a Gate

Select the current gate family, size, infill, posts, and available purchase path.

Open the Gate Shop

General Fence Gate Planning

Explore broader gate design, use cases, and integration with a fence project.

Review Fence Gate Planning

Coordinate gate decisions with the surrounding steel frame fence system, wood and metal fence design, or horizontal slat fence layout.

Specifications, Installation, and Custom Projects

Exact gate specifications and included components vary by gate family and configuration. Before ordering, confirm size, frame selection, infill, posts, hinges, latch or lock requirements, and mounting conditions.

Standard configurations can proceed through the gate shop. Use the quote path for unusual dimensions, double-gate layouts, demanding site conditions, or other custom project requirements.

Installation and mounting requirements must be verified for the actual project and site.