Gate Wheels

The WH398 Sliding Gate Wheel with U-Groove is the perfect solution for smooth and effortless sliding gate operation. With its 100mm external diameter and U-groove design, this wheel provides exceptional traction and stability. The double-bearing system ensures optimal load-bearing capacity and reduces friction, resulting in seamless gate movement. Crafted from high-quality materials, this wheel is built to withstand heavy-duty use and resist wear and tear. Upgrade your sliding gate system with the WH398 Sliding Gate Wheel for reliable performance and durability.

Hold weights up to 350kg

Installing a sliding gate wheel involves a few key steps to ensure the gate operates smoothly. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you install it:

Materials Needed:

• Sliding gate wheel 
• Measuring tape
• Drill and drill bits
• Screws and bolts 
• Wrench or screwdriver

Steps for Installation:

1. Prepare the Gate and Track:
   • Before installing the wheels, ensure that your sliding gate is already installed and that the sliding track is properly laid out.
   • The track should be level and secure to ensure smooth operation.
2. Determine the Wheel Placement:
   • Decide where the wheel brackets will go on the gate. Typically, the wheels should be placed at the bottom of the gate. Depending on the gate size.
   • The wheel’s placement is important for proper weight distribution and gate stability.
3. Mark the Drill Holes:
   • Hold the wheel brackets against the gate at the desired position.
   • Use a measuring tape to ensure the placement is even and at the correct height.
   • Mark the holes where the screws or bolts will go to secure the wheels.
4. Drill the Holes:
   • Drill holes at the marked points on the gate, making sure the holes are large enough for the screws or bolts provided in your wheel kit.
   • If you’re installing a single wheel, the hole placement should be centered along the gate's width.
5. Attach the Wheel Bracket:
   • Secure the wheel bracket to the gate using the screws or bolts.
   • Tighten them properly to ensure the bracket is secure. Be sure the wheel can rotate freely once attached.
6. Install the Wheel:
   • If the wheel is separate from the bracket, slide the wheel into its bracket or mounting system.
   • Tighten any screws or bolts holding the wheel in place, ensuring it rotates easily and is properly aligned.
7. Test the Gate:
   • Test the sliding gate by moving it along the track.
   • Check that the wheels glide smoothly without any obstruction or resistance. The gate should be stable and move freely.
8. Adjust if Necessary:
   • If the gate isn’t sliding smoothly, check the alignment of the wheels and track. You might need to adjust the wheel height or ensure that the track is level.
   • Make sure the wheels are aligned with the gate and track to avoid any friction.

Try not to weld them onto the sliding gate frame it will be a nightmare to replace them later

The WH405 Sliding Gate U-Groove Wheel with a 100mm diameter is a high-quality component designed for smooth and efficient operation of your sliding gate. With its U-groove design and Class A rating, this wheel offers excellent traction and durability. The wheel does not include a bracket, providing flexibility for mounting options. Upgrade your sliding gate system with the WH405 Sliding Gate U-Groove Wheel for reliable performance and long-lasting durability.

Hold weight up to 300kg

The WH384 Sliding Gate External Wheel Rollers are designed to provide smooth and reliable operation for your sliding gate. These rollers feature a white nylon wheel with a 90mm diameter, which reduces friction and ensures quiet movement. The wheel rollers are mounted on a sturdy stainless steel bracket, offering durability and resistance to corrosion. With their U-groove design, these rollers are suitable for various types of sliding gates. Whether it's for residential or commercial applications, these external wheel rollers deliver excellent performance and ease of use.

Hold weight up to 100kg

Installing a sliding gate wheel involves a few key steps to ensure the gate operates smoothly. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you install it:

Materials Needed:

• Sliding gate wheel 
• Measuring tape
• Drill and drill bits
• Screws and bolts 
• Wrench or screwdriver

Steps for Installation:

1. Prepare the Gate and Track:
   • Before installing the wheels, ensure that your sliding gate is already installed and that the sliding track is properly laid out.
   • The track should be level and secure to ensure smooth operation.
2. Determine the Wheel Placement:
   • Decide where the wheel brackets will go on the gate. Typically, the wheels should be placed at the bottom of the gate. Depending on the gate size.
   • The wheel’s placement is important for proper weight distribution and gate stability.
3. Mark the Drill Holes:
   • Hold the wheel brackets against the gate at the desired position.
   • Use a measuring tape to ensure the placement is even and at the correct height.
   • Mark the holes where the screws or bolts will go to secure the wheels.
4. Drill the Holes:
   • Drill holes at the marked points on the gate, making sure the holes are large enough for the screws or bolts provided in your wheel kit.
   • If you’re installing a single wheel, the hole placement should be centered along the gate's width.
5. Attach the Wheel Bracket:
   • Secure the wheel bracket to the gate using the screws or bolts.
   • Tighten them properly to ensure the bracket is secure. Be sure the wheel can rotate freely once attached.
6. Install the Wheel:
   • If the wheel is separate from the bracket, slide the wheel into its bracket or mounting system.
   • Tighten any screws or bolts holding the wheel in place, ensuring it rotates easily and is properly aligned.
7. Test the Gate:
   • Test the sliding gate by moving it along the track.
   • Check that the wheels glide smoothly without any obstruction or resistance. The gate should be stable and move freely.
8. Adjust if Necessary:
   • If the gate isn’t sliding smoothly, check the alignment of the wheels and track. You might need to adjust the wheel height or ensure that the track is level.
   • Make sure the wheels are aligned with the gate and track to avoid any friction.

Try not to weld them onto the sliding gate frame it will be a nightmare to replace them later

The WH380 Internal Sliding Gate Wheel Rollers are designed to provide smooth and effortless sliding gate operation. These rollers feature a white nylon wheel with a 90mm diameter, which reduces friction and ensures quiet operation. The rollers are mounted on a stainless steel bracket, providing durability and resistance to corrosion. With their U-groove design, these rollers are suitable for various types of sliding gates. Whether it's for residential or commercial use, these rollers offer reliable performance and ease of use.

Hold weight up to 100kg

Installing a sliding gate wheel involves a few key steps to ensure the gate operates smoothly. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you install it:

Materials Needed:

• Sliding gate wheel 
• Measuring tape
• Cutting machine
• Drill and drill bits
• Screws and bolts 
• Wrench or screwdriver

Steps for Installation:

Prepare the Gate and Track:

• Before installing the wheels, ensure that your sliding gate is already installed and that the sliding track is properly laid out.
• The track should be level and secure to ensure smooth operation.

Step One:
Measure the sliding gate wheel cradle, ensuring there's enough space to attach the wheel to the steel frame. Use a cutting wheel to make the cut, but first, drill four holes (one in each corner) using an 8-10mm drill bit. This will ensure the square hole is clean in each corner.

Step Two:
Clean up the rectangular hole with a file to ensure smooth edges, then spray the area with galvanized paint for protection.

Step Three:
Place the sliding gate wheel into the cut-out and check that it can rotate freely. Ensure there’s enough space for securing the wheel with a tek screw.

Step Four:
When screwing in the tek screws, make sure the wheel is aligned with the edge of the steel. The last thing you want is for the wheel to be out of alignment. Avoid welding the wheel if possible, as this can make replacement more difficult later on.