Follow each route through the entrance
Mark the vehicle stopping point and the pedestrian path beyond the gate, including the approach to the building or garage.
Entrance layout study
Separate vehicle and pedestrian routes at a building
Vehicle equipment, a pedestrian gate and an existing building entrance can share the same frontage. Plan where each user approaches and which parts of the existing entrance remain in service.
Review the layout, then plan the right products with our technical team.
What the photograph shows
The visible arrangement.
Use the layout to frame a similar requirement, then select the model and configuration for your order.
- Panel barriers span the vehicle entrance in front of the building.
- A separate black pedestrian gate stands at the right side.
- Recognition equipment, a guard booth, markings and a speed bump are visible around the approach.
Before choosing equipment
Three decisions for this layout.
Identify the panel configuration
For panel or advertising barriers, discuss the structure, movement, exposed conditions and supported configuration before specifying the cabinet and infill.
Work with retained equipment
List any existing gate, intercom, controller or management platform. Select the new vehicle and pedestrian products around the required connections.
Products & supply scope
Build your purchasing brief.
Choose the products you need. Our technical team can review the layout and connections with you.
Vehicle lane
Discuss the appropriate barrier structure and the recognition or display equipment required for the lane.
Pedestrian passage
Request a pedestrian gate and identity device for the side route, with opening and mounting details stated separately.
Existing entrance equipment
Define which items remain and the release or event signals that the new equipment needs to exchange.
Shunjie technical support
Work through the details with us.
Share your entrance photos, dimensions or existing equipment details. Our technical team can help you review the product selection, mounting and connections before you order.
- Vehicle and pedestrian route photos
- Vehicle opening and pedestrian clear width
- Panel structure and outdoor exposure
- Existing gate, intercom and controller details
- New products and supply quantities