Split-door gates have two halves that swing open when pushed. They require less horizontal clearance to open than sliding-door gates and must be manually closed. The gates install across openings in mezzanine guardrails to help prevent people or equipment from falling through the openings.

Each of these gates has a single door that slides open to the side. The door doesn't swing open into the mezzanine platform, so it doesn't obstruct the area around the gate. Horizontal sliding-door gates require less vertical space than lift-open gates, making them suitable for mezzanine areas with limited headroom. They install across openings in mezzanine guardrails to help prevent people or equipment from falling through the openings.

These gates lift straight up to open, making them well suited for use in areas with minimal horizontal clearance around the gate. They have a tall frame and require more headroom than other types of mezzanine gates. They don't swing open into the mezzanine platform, so they don't obstruct the area around the gates. The gates install across openings in mezzanine guardrails to help prevent people or equipment from falling through the openings.

Top-lift pivoting dual gates ensure there is always a gate blocking access to the edge of the mezzanine platform when goods are being moved onto and off of the platform. Each of these gates has two halves with a pivot in the center, and both halves lift to open. When the inner half of the gate opens, the outer half of the gate automatically closes. When the outer half of the gate opens, the inner half of the gate automatically closes. The gates install across openings in mezzanine guardrails to help prevent people or equipment from falling through the openings.

Vertical-lift pivoting dual gates ensure there is always a gate blocking access to the edge of the mezzanine platform when goods are being moved onto and off of the platform. Each gate consists of an inner gate and an outer gate, and both gates pivot 90° to open. When the inner gate opens, the outer gate automatically closes. When the outer gate opens, the inner gate automatically closes. The gates install across openings in mezzanine guardrails to help prevent people or equipment from falling through the openings.

Roller-track dual gates ensure there is always a gate blocking access to the edge of the mezzanine platform when goods are being moved onto and off of the platform. Each gate consists of an inner gate and an outer gate on a roller track. The gates slide up and down on the track to open and close like a garage door. When the inner gate opens, the outer gate automatically closes. When the outer gate opens, the inner gate automatically closes. The gates install across openings in mezzanine guardrails to help prevent people or equipment from falling through the openings.