Procter Contracts, a UK leader in the design, manufacture and installation of automatic swing, sliding, telescopic and bi-folding gates, is supporting Gate Safety Week (10-16 October 2016). This year the initiative from the Powered Gate Group of the Door and Hardware Federation (DHF) is promoting the message ‘Safe gates save lives!’ to raise public awareness of the dangers of using poorly installed or maintained powered gates. The ultimate goal is to prevent any further deaths or injuries attributable to powered gates.

Safety is the top priority for Procter Contracts, a division of Procter Bros Ltd. As a founding member of the DHF’s Powered Gate Group (PGG), Procter has been at the forefront of the organisation’s drive to increase the safety of automatic gates. Procter was one of the first companies to attain PGG Safety Assured installer status and five members of staff are certified to inspect and assess gate safety.

For Gate Safety Week 2016, Procter Automatic Gates will be offering free copies of its popular Powered Gates Risk Assessment Calculator for undertaking risk assessments on new and existing sliding and telescopic gates. The Risk Assessment Calculator is based on BS EN ISO 12100:2010, the standard for machinery risk assessment and risk reduction, and is powerful yet user-friendly. After entering appropriate values for each hazard’s Likelihood of Occurrence, Frequency of Exposure, Degree of Possible Harm and Number of Persons at risk, the Risk Assessment Calculator generates a Hazard Rating Number and Degree of Risk so the user can decide whether the action is required. The Calculator also has a ‘Type of Operation’ worksheet containing a table similar to that in BS EN 12543 showing recommended gate controls.

Throughout Gate Safety Week, Procter Automatic Gates will also be promoting its free Specification Checking Service for architects and specifiers planning to use powered gates. Designs, specifications and gate usage information can be submitted to Procter Automatic Gates, whereupon the company’s experts assess whether the gate meets the requirements of the Machinery Directive for CE marking and whether the gate complies with the Powered Gate Group’s Gate Safety Guide.

In addition to the Risk Assessment Calculator and Specification Checking Service, Procter Contracts will also be offering free White Papers relating to gate safety, as well as a free guide to gate safety legislation and standards.

To discuss any aspect of powered gate safety or gate safety, use our Live Chat facility.  Alternatively, telephone us or email [email protected]

Following an accident involving a poorly designed telescopic gate, the HSE (Health and Safety Executive) has prosecuted the manufacturer and installer. This accident and subsequent prosecution show why it is so important that architects and specifiers of new powered telescopic gates, as well as users of existing gates, should not take gate safety for granted. Procter Automatic Gates, a part of Procter Contracts, has always taken gate safety very seriously, which is why it has published a White Paper and produced a free Powered Gate Risk Assessment Calculator.

A recent accident and subsequent prosecution by the HSE demonstrate that the safety of telescopic gates should not be for granted by architects, specifiers or users.

In February 2016 the HSE reported that the manufacturer and installer of a defective gate had been successfully prosecuted for breaching Section 3(1) of the Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974, and was fined £20,000 and ordered to pay costs of £5000. In the accident that led to this court case, a failure in the telescopic gate drive mechanism resulted in a gate leaf coming out of the guide runners and falling on the person who was attempting to manually close the gate. One of the gate’s vertical rails struck his leg, causing muscle and nerves to be torn away. He was hospitalised for ten days and unable to return to work for a year.

Speaking after the hearing, HSE inspector Dean Baker said: “Powered gates pose a risk to employees and members of the public. Those responsible for installing, maintaining and operating these gates need to make sure they are safe during installation and use. This accident could have been avoided if the clearly foreseeable risk of the gate falling had been identified and controlled.”

The Powered Gate Group of the Door and Hardware Federation (DHF), of which Procter Automatic Gates is a member, recently published Safety Warning Notice No 1, ‘Telescopic sliding gate safety’, with the aim of preventing further accidents of this type. DHF training officer Nick Perkins stated: “Telescopic sliding gates present more complex issues than conventional gate designs and so hazard control and maintenance requirements are more complex as a result.” He added that state-of-the-art safety systems are likely to be required, such as laser scanners and light curtains. The DHF Safety Warning Notice, as well as other gate safety guidance documents, can be downloaded from www.dhfonline.org.uk.

Procter Automatic Gates has published a free Telescopic Gate Safety White Paper that addresses all aspects of this vital subject. It contains a wealth of useful information and guidance, and is written in plain English for architects, specifiers and users who need to be aware of the safety issues relating to powered and automatic telescopic gates. In addition to the advice on gate safety, the White Paper explains the regulatory background and lists the most important British and European standards relating to telescopic gate design, testing, installation and use.

Complementing its White Paper, Procter Automatic Gates recently produced a new version of its popular Gate Risk Assessment Calculator that is suitable for both sliding and telescopic gates. This leads the user through the process to help ensure that gates are safe, whether they are still at the design stage or already manufactured, installed and in operation.

For architects and specifiers preparing designs and specifications for new powered gates, whether of the telescopic, sliding, swing or bi-folding type, Procter Automatic Gates offers a free Specification Checking service. Procter’s experts assess the design and specification, together with information about gate usage, and check that the proposed powered gate complies with all applicable gate safety standards, and guidance from the HSE and DHF Powered Gate Group; finally the experts consider whether the gate could be issued with a Declaration of Conformity and be CE marked in accordance with the Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC – which is a legal obligation for powered gates being installed in Europe.

However, architects and specifiers may also be interested to know that Procter Automatic Gates recently launched a range of Pro-glide Telescopic Gates, adding to the company’s existing ranges of sliding, swing and bi-folding gates. As with the other types of gate, the Pro-glide telescopic gates can be customised in terms of height, width, infill, aesthetic features and access controls – or fully bespoke gates can be created. Pro-glide Telescopic gates are, of course, designed and manufactured to comply with relevant standards and guidance, and are CE marked in accordance with the Machinery Directive to ensure that they are, in fact, safe.

More information about Pro-glide telescopic gates is available, and the downloads section provides access to the Telescopic Gate Safety White Paper, the Gates Risk Assessment Calculator and the DHF Guide to Gate Safety Legislation and Standards. Alternatively, contact the company for more information about powered gate safety or to discuss specific projects by means of the Live Chat facility on the website, telephone us or email [email protected].

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Information about Procter Contracts’ fencing, gates and street furniture now available through RIBA NBS system

Procter Contracts has partnered with NBS Plus and now information about the company’s high-quality fencing, gates and street furniture is available to architects and specifiers using the NBS (National Building Specification) system.

Thousands of architects, architectural designers, landscape architects, engineers and specifiers use the RIBA NBS system when preparing specifications for construction projects large and small. These users can now access information about the following products from Procter Contracts: acoustic fencing, balustrade gates, cantilever sliding gates, electric fence, Pro-acoustic noise barriers, Pro-mesh fencing, Pro-sure fencing, Rondo railings and telescopic gates. More products will be added to the Procter Contracts profile over the coming months.

More than 20 downloads are also available via the RIBA Product Selector website for users requiring more detailed product information or those wanting to read case studies or view product drawings. In addition, this website has copies of Procter Contracts’ third-party certifications for Building Confidence, CHAS and ISO 9001.

Managing multiple suppliers and contractors can be time-consuming and costly, so Procter Contracts is finding that clients are increasingly turning to it for projects requiring fencing and/or railings, gates (automatic and manual), street furniture and architectural metalwork, particularly when there is a need for bespoke products or a combination of bespoke and standard products. Having established the Procter Contracts division, Procter Bros Ltd has enabled the three business units Procter Fencing Systems, Procter Automatic Gates and Procter Street Furniture to work better together for the benefit of clients, further building on the excellent reputations that the three had previously established for themselves in terms of quality and customer service.

To find out more about the products and services available from Procter Contracts.  Alternatively, contact Procter Contracts to discuss specific projects by emailing [email protected] or telephoning us.

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Information about Procter Contracts’ fencing and gates now available through RIBA NBS system

​ ​Procter Contracts’ high-quality fencing, gates and street furniture can now be specified via the RIBA NBS system

Procter Contracts has partnered with NBS Plus and now information about the company’s high-quality fencing, gates and street furniture is available to architects and specifiers using the NBS (National Building Specification) system.

Thousands of architects, architectural designers, landscape architects, engineers and specifiers use the RIBA NBS system when preparing specifications for construction projects large and small. These users can now access information about the following products from Procter Contracts: acoustic fencing, balustrade gates, cantilever sliding gates, electric fence, Pro-acoustic noise barriers, Pro-mesh fencing, Pro-sure fencing, Rondo railings and telescopic gates. More products will be added to the Procter Contracts profile over the coming months.

More than 20 downloads are also available via the RIBA Product Selector website for users requiring more detailed product information or those wanting to read case studies or view product drawings. In addition, this website has copies of Procter Contracts’ third-party certifications for Building Confidence, CHAS and ISO 9001.

Managing multiple suppliers and contractors can be time-consuming and costly, so Procter Contracts is finding that clients are increasingly turning to it for projects requiring fencing and/or railings, gates (automatic and manual), street furniture and architectural metalwork, particularly when there is a need for bespoke products or a combination of bespoke and standard products. Having established the Procter Contracts division, Procter Bros Ltd has enabled the three business units Procter Fencing Systems, Procter Automatic Gates and Procter Street Furniture to work better together for the benefit of clients, further building on the excellent reputations that the three had previously established for themselves in terms of quality and customer service.

To find out more about the products and services available from Procter Contracts.  Alternatively, contact Procter Contracts to discuss specific projects by emailing [email protected] or telephoning +44(0)800 2944177.

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Procter Automatic Gates’ new White Paper ‘Safety requirements for powered telescopic gates’ has been written for architects, specifiers and users.

Procter Contracts has published a new White Paper, ‘Safety requirements for powered telescopic gates’. This complements the company’s existing White Paper addressing safety requirements for powered sliding gates. The new White Paper contains a wealth of useful information and guidance and is written in plain English for architects, specifiers and users who need to be aware of the safety issues relating to powered and automatic telescopic gates.

Powered telescopic gates are powerful machines that, if inadequately safeguarded, have the potential to cause injury or even fatalities – as has been the case in some recent tragic accidents. Powered gates must, therefore, be CE marked in accordance with the European Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC. Procter’s latest White Paper explains the regulatory background and lists the most important British and European standards for telescopic gates covering design, testing, installation and use. In addition, there is information about the three Safety Notices published by the Health & Safety Executive (HSE), links to gate safety pages on the HSE website, and reference is made to the guide from the Door & Hardware Federation (DHF).

As well as illustrating the hazards associated with powered telescopic gates, and giving examples of the measures that can be taken to eliminate or reduce these to an acceptable level, the guide to telescopic gate safety also explains the concept of fail-safe controls and emphasises the need to undertake a risk assessment and keep documentary evidence. Telescopic gates are closely related to sliding gates, but there are significant differences that must be addressed in the risk assessment; these are discussed in the White Paper.

Powered telescopic gates are normally CE marked after they have been installed, hence the White Paper provides guidance on what architects and specifiers should consider in relation to installation and supplier selection. It also covers maintenance, because periodic servicing is necessary to ensure the safety features are functioning correctly and the mechanical and electrical equipment will continue to give good service.

‘Safety requirements for telescopic sliding gates’ contains a wealth of useful guidance for architects, specifiers and users. This new White Paper is available free of charge on request or it can be downloaded from the Specifiers Guides section of the Procter Contracts website. Alternatively, contact the company for more information about powered telescopic gates – as well as powered sliding, swing and bi-folding gates including photographs, case studies, drawings and a video, can be found on the website. To discuss particular requirements for telescopic gates or, indeed, other types of powered gate, use the Live Chat facility on the website, telephone us or email [email protected].

Procter Contracts is launching a new range of Pro-glide Telescopic Gates, complementing the sliding, swing and bi-folding gates that the company also offers. The new telescopic gates are ideal for applications requiring wide access for vehicles but where there is only limited space available for the open gate. As with its other gates, Procter can customise the telescopic gates to suit customers’ needs in terms of height, width, infill, aesthetic features and access controls – or create fully bespoke gates. All of the gates are designed and manufactured to comply with relevant standards and are CE marked in accordance with the Machinery Directive to ensure that they are, in fact, safe.

The new Pro-glide Telescopic Gates are closely related to the tracked versions of the Procter Pro-glide sliding gates but with a number of changes to achieve the telescoping effect. Furthermore, because of the inherent differences between sliding and telescopic gates, the telescopic gates typically incorporate more safety measures to protect people in the vicinity of the gate during opening and closing. Single telescopic gates can be supplied for openings of up to 14m or a pair of gates can be used for openings of 28m maximum width. Despite the large openings that can be catered for, the multiple-leaf construction means telescopic gates open and close relatively quickly, so this type of gate is attractive for applications where the access must be secured after every vehicle movement.

PDF drawings are available to download (and CAD files can be provided on request) for telescopic gates with infills of palisade, balustrade, welded wire mesh and high-security 358 welded wire mesh. Of course, architects and specifiers can opt for alternative infills to suit particular security or aesthetic requirements; indeed, one customer recently specified laser- cut panels that match the adjacent bespoke fencing panels for a very striking visual appearance.

Depending on the application, the new Pro-glide telescopic gates can be finished in long-lasting hot-dip galvanising or, where aesthetics are important, powder coated on top of the galvanising and/or clad with timber to ‘soften’ the appearance in applications such as residential developments. Other options include laser-profiling to incorporate logos, company names or abstract designs. Support structures and fencing around the runback area can also be customised.

Procter Automatic Gates takes full responsibility for all aspects of its telescopic gate projects, including site survey, design, manufacture, installation and commissioning. Most importantly, the company also ensures the gate is designed, installed and equipped with appropriate safety devices to ensure it is not hazardous. Procter Automatic Gates is a Safety Assured installer, certified in accordance with the Door & Hardware Federation’s Powered Gate Group stringent requirements, and takes all necessary steps to ensure every gate is safe before Procter’s experts undertake an inspection and assess the safety prior to the CE mark Ref: PR 167 Telescopic gates being affixed in compliance with the Machinery Directive. The company also offers a complimentary first service for every gate it installs, and maintenance contracts are offered so customers can be sure that the gates are properly maintained and remain safe to use.

More information about Pro-glide Telescopic Gates, including photographs, case studies, drawings and a video, can be found on the website. To discuss particular requirements for telescopic gates or, indeed, other types of powered gate, use the Live Chat facility on the website, telephone us or email [email protected].

Procter Contracts is a market leader in the design, manufacture and installation of high-quality yet affordable street furniture to standard or bespoke designs. Products range from cycle racks, shelters and chicanes, to benches, seating, bollards, barriers, hoops, trolley enclosures, protection rails, bin stores, plant enclosures, pergolas, screens, and protectors for columns, pipes and lamp posts. Procter’s versatility and in-house manufacturing facilities enable the company to work in steel, stainless steel, timber, precast concrete, cast stone or combinations of these materials.

Because Procter Street Furniture is a division of Procter Contracts, customers can also procure fencing, railings, and manual and automatic gates, all from a single source and with a single senior point of contact. This exceptionally broad capability is believed to be unique in the UK.

For projects where bespoke items are required, the typical starting point would be a consultation or site survey where the designer takes accurate dimensions. Working from architects’ designs or rough visuals, the designer creates detailed dimensioned CAD drawings for approval. Where the products are manufactured from steel, the design can take full advantage of Procter’s in-house facilities for CNC laser cutting, punching and folding; the choice of finishes includes high-quality, durable galvanising and/or powder coating.

A new website has recently been launched to showcase the wide range of standard and bespoke street furniture that can be manufactured. As well as a gallery and case studies, the website includes information about Procter Street Furniture, the company’s capabilities in terms of design, manufacture and installation, and how Procter Street Furniture works alongside Procter Fencing Systems and/or Procter Automatic Gates for contracts requiring a wider scope of supply than street furniture alone.

Explore the option for standard and bespoke street furniture, or contact Procter Street Furniture to discuss specific project by means of the live chat facility on the website, email [email protected].

Procter Contracts is introducing modular Pro-acoustic Environmental Noise Barrier Systems that offer a number of benefits compared with traditional acoustic barriers constructed from timber. Both the Reflective and Absorptive Pro-acoustic systems are manufactured from high-strength glass-reinforced polymers and in most cases, the panels are installed between galvanised and polyester powder-coated steel posts.

This engineered construction is extremely durable and needs no maintenance, having a design life of 40 years with no degradation in acoustic performance; this is in stark contrast to timber acoustic barriers in which the wood can shrink, warp, rot and require periodic maintenance. The Pro-acoustic glass-reinforced polymer panels and steel posts withstand aggressive environments and solutions such as salt spray and oils, are graffiti-resistant and are impact-resistant to cope with day-to-day knocks. Standard colours are UV-stabilised green, grey and brown, but bespoke colour schemes can be produced depending on volumes. Thanks to the modular design, Pro-acoustic barriers can be installed on flat or sloping ground at any height up to 3m and with a maximum span of 3m. If required, cranked posts can be used to rake the top of the barrier as well.

Pro-acoustic environmental noise barriers are manufactured in the UK to comply with these three standards:

• BS EN 14388, Road traffic noise reducing devices.  Specifications
• BS EN 1794-1, Road traffic noise reducing devices.  Non-acoustic performance.  Mechanical performance and stability requirements
• BS EN 1794-2, Road traffic noise reducing devices.  Non-acoustic performance.  General safety and environmental requirements 

 

The acoustic barriers are also CE Marked in accordance with the Construction Products Regulation (CPR) for road projects. Providing excellent acoustic performance, the Reflective Pro-acoustic panels achieve a DLR rating of 30 dB (Category B3) while the Absorptive Pro-acoustic panels achieve a DLa rating of 8 dB (Category A3). Seals between the posts and panels help to prevent noise leakage through the acoustic barrier.

Typical applications for Pro-acoustic Environmental Noise Barrier Systems include highways, motorways, ring roads, airports, railways, light rapid transit, utilities, plant enclosures, industrial units, distribution facilities, retail premises, sports facilities and schools.

Procter Fencing Systems is renowned for its bespoke work and the company can easily incorporate Pro-acoustic panels within swing gates or sliding gates for vehicular access, swing gates for pedestrian access, or doorways for plant enclosures or similar applications.

Installation is undertaken by Procter Fencing Systems’ own dedicated teams of installers, ensuring that the project is completed quickly, quietly and with the absolute minimum of disruption. Thanks to their modular design, Pro-acoustic Environmental Noise Barrier Systems can be up to 30 per cent quicker to install than traditional timber alternatives. Furthermore, Procter offers a comprehensive service covering site survey, quotation, the design of bespoke elements such as gates, supply and installation.

For more information,  check the Reflective and Absorptive Pro-acoustic Environmental Noise Barrier Systems and to download a datasheet and drawings. To discuss specific projects, use the Live Chat facility on the website, email [email protected] or telephone us.

Procter Contracts has been appointed as a certified Gallagher Channel Partner for the sales, installation and maintenance of Gallagher’s technologically advanced perimeter security systems, including electric pulse fencing and sensor-based monitoring systems. Procter Contracts is, therefore, a ‘one-stop shop’ for organisations requiring world-class high-security perimeter protection.

Gallagher is a world leader in perimeter protection and access control technologies, with systems in use with national and local governments, mining, military, commercial, industrial, healthcare, transportation and academic organisations in more than 100 countries. The Gallagher perimeter security product range includes networked and standalone perimeter security electric fencing, no-feel sensor technologies and integrations with complementary third-party technologies. All electric fence products comply with international electric fence safety standards and Gallagher’s Code of Practice.

Electric fences act as a strong deterrent by giving short, sharp yet safe electric pulses, and also help to delay the more determined intruders. Suitable for use either in conjunction with or instead of electric pulse systems, sensor-based monitoring systems deter intruders and substantially increase the chance they will be recorded on CCTV and/or apprehended by security personnel. Both types of system can be tailored to meet the customer’s requirements, whether they are a small commercial user or a large enterprise with multiple high-security sites. Typical applications include warehousing, vehicle storage compounds, utilities (power, water and telecommunications), airports, retail, sports and leisure facilities, and industrial units and manufacturing plants.

Gallagher’s Trophy 6 system is a standalone electric fence with a controller that sends regulated electric pulses along each fence channel and monitors the returning pulses. Any attempt to climb, cut or disable the electric fence is detected. If separate zones have been created, each one can be controlled and monitored independently.

Where a more comprehensive electric pulse fence and perimeter intrusion detection system (PIDS) is required, the Gallagher Trophy FT software-controlled system offers full configuration, control and monitoring for multi-zone, multi-site perimeter security. The scalable, networked, software-controlled system enables unlimited, uniquely identified fence zones to be created for fast, appropriate and accurately targeted responses to alarms. In addition, an integrated imaging system provides visual records of alarm events. As well as providing for electric pulse fencing and sensor monitoring, the Trophy FT system can also incorporate electronic access control (including photo ID, fingerprint reading, card-based systems and wireless access), intruder alarms, imaging systems, and building management functions such as air conditioning and lighting.

With both Trophy systems, there are different styles of fencing available so customers can match the aesthetic to their site’s requirements for high-security perimeter protection, whether the need is for a visually assertive fence or one that blends with the environment. In all cases, the fencing components are designed and manufactured from materials that will resist corrosion and provide a long service life in harsh environments. Furthermore, thanks to Gallagher’s years of experience with many thousands of installed systems, coupled with the use of sophisticated detection technologies, the Trophy systems minimise false alarms caused by weather and wildlife.

Compared with using security staff to patrol the perimeter, technology-based enhanced security measures offer numerous advantages, including being a permanent deterrent; providing complete and continuous surveillance; not requiring food, sleep, comfort breaks or sick leave; not being susceptible to bribery; capable of dealing with multiple incidents simultaneously; and detecting intrusion attempts immediately for timely responses. Given the reduction in manpower that is often achieved, enhanced perimeter security systems can also deliver significant long-term savings.

Jeremy Procter, Managing Director of Procter Fencing Systems, comments: “Our business has more than 100 years of experience in designing, manufacturing and installing high-quality fencing and gates throughout the UK. In the last 20 years, we have come across a number of suppliers of electric pulse fencing and intruder detection systems, but we are confident that Gallagher is the market leader and we are therefore very pleased to have been appointed as a certified Gallagher Channel Partner. We have been impressed with the quality and performance of the systems we have installed so far, and the support from Gallagher is excellent. We are looking forward to supplying many more Gallagher security systems to UK customers requiring the ultimate in high-security perimeter protection.”

Following an initial consultation and site survey, Procter Contracts can undertake the installation of the fencing, gates and any additional security measures necessary, and can subsequently provide support and maintenance as required.

Follow the link to find out more about electric pulse fencing and sensor-based monitoring systems from Gallagher Channel Partner Procter Fencing Systems or contact us to discuss specific projects by using the online chat facility on the website, email [email protected] or telephone us.

Procter Contracts is a single source for fencing, railings, gates and street furniture

Procter Contracts is a new division formed by Procter Bros Ltd to cater for customers requiring a combination of products and services from two or more of the company’s existing divisions serving the built environment, namely Procter Fencing Systems, Procter Street Furniture and Procter Automatic Gates. This logical development helps customers by ensuring they have a single senior point of contact, thereby simplifying lines of communication and avoiding the administrative burden incurred when dealing with multiple contractors. Working with Procter Contracts means customers benefit from one quotation covering the whole job, with no hidden extras. Furthermore, Procter has unrivalled experience in the industry, having been manufacturing fencing and gates for over 100 years.

Whether the need is for fencing, railings, gates, street furniture or handrails, Procter provides the level of service appropriate to the project. Sometimes that will include site surveys, design, manufacture and installation, while in other cases there will already be architects’ drawings to work from – though Procter’s experts will always review designs and liaise with architects and specifiers if, for example, making small changes could result in significant cost savings.

Large projects often need fencing or railings, gates and street furniture. Prior to the formation of Procter Contracts ,there were few (if any) companies that could provide a comprehensive service without subcontracting one or more elements of the work. The fencing and gates divisions within Procter Bros have been providing high-quality products and installations for decades, often in collaboration with each other and always underpinned by an exceptional standard of customer service. In the last few years Procter has also earned an excellent reputation for its high-quality street furniture – hence the move to offer all three disciplines though Procter Contracts

Customers can be assured of the high quality of the bespoke fencing, railings, gates, street furniture and architectural steelwork thanks to Procter’s dedicated in-house design and manufacturing facilities. In addition, Procter uses its own teams of installers to ensure that quality is not compromised through poor site handling or installation. Of course, there is an extra benefit for customers because they only have one contractor working on site for fencing, gates and street furniture.

Products available through Procter Contracts include standard and bespoke railings and fencing, high-security perimeter fencing (electrified and/or with electronic intrusion detection systems if required), manual and automated gates (tracked or cantilevered sliding gates, swing gates, bi-folding gates and telescopic gates), stainless steel handrails, and standard and bespoke street furniture such as cycle racks, seating, bollards, barriers, hoops, trolley enclosures, pergolas, protection rails, bin stores, plant enclosures, and protectors for columns, pipes and lamp posts.

Browse the websites to find out more about the products and services available from Procter Fencing Systems, Procter Automatic Gates and Procter Street Furniture, or contact us to discuss specific projects by using the online chat facilities on the websites, email [email protected] or telephone us.