Sliding and Swing Gate Kits: Complete Motor and Hardware Bundles in Australia

What's Included in a Sliding Gate Kit?

Kits include the motor plus everything you need to physically run the gate; matched, rated, and ready to install together.

If you need a complete supply-and-install service, our team covers Melbourne and surrounding areas.

Choosing the Right Kit: Residential, Commercial or Industrial?

The most common mistake is buying to the motor rating and overlooking the hardware. Every component in the bundle needs to match the gate's weight and the site's daily cycle count.

• Residential kits are built for home driveways and light commercial entries. Gates up to 400 kg, standard nylon gear rack, up to 100 cycles per day. Right for what they're designed for.
• Commercial bundles suit the 400–800 kg range: schools, strata complexes, office parks, and light industrial entries where the gate works harder than a standard residential installation. Reinforced hardware, such as double-bearing wheels, heavier rack, stronger track, is the standard across this tier.
• Industrial bundles are a different category. Gates from 800 kg to 2,000 kg; steel-core nylon gear rack as standard; BOSS Double Rebate Bearing wheels (Centsys bundles) or IBFM 140mm recessed dual-bearing wheels (FAAC 844 bundle), the same hardware commercial gate fabricators specify on new industrial builds. These are the minimum correct specification for this load and cycle rating.

Not sure which category fits your gate? Contact our team with your gate measurements and we'll confirm the right bundle before you order.

Featured Industrial Bundles

For a full side-by-side comparison of all three motors, read our industrial sliding gate motor comparison guide.

Telescopic Sliding Gate Kits

A standard single-panel sliding gate needs run-back space equal to the full gate width plus the motor, but a telescopic gate uses two panels that stack behind the post when open. The gate clears the same opening width but only needs half the run-back space. It's the standard solution for:

• Residential driveways with a structure, fence, or boundary within 4–5 m of the post
• Battle-axe and corner blocks where a single-panel gate can't fully retract
• Tight commercial entries where a standard gate would block access to adjacent areas

If run-back space is the constraint on your installation, start with the telescopic kit. For a full explanation of when and how they work, see our sliding gate kit buying guide.

Why Matched Hardware Matters

A premium motor paired with wheels that aren't rated for its load will develop lateral play as the wheels wear. The gate starts to wobble, then to bind, then to ride off the track. Re-alignment is the good outcome but full hardware replacement is more likely.

Every PGA bundle pairs the motor with hardware rated for that motor's weight and cycle capacity. The BOSS wheels in the Centsys bundles and the IBFM wheels in the FAAC 844 bundle are specified because they're what the load and cycle rating of those motors actually require and because they're the same hardware commercial gate fabricators order for the same applications.

Our suppliers: BFT, FAAC, Centsys, Beninca (motors) and BOSS, IBFM, Hi Motion (gate hardware). These are direct supplier relationships, instead of generic components sourced from a distributor catalogue.

Getting the Right Advice Before You Order

For gates outside standard specifications, such as unusual weight, non-standard opening width, specific daily cycle requirements, sloped driveways, confirm the right bundle before you buy. Getting this wrong costs more to fix than it would have cost to confirm upfront.

Contact our team with three measurements: gate width (post to post), gate weight (from your fabricator, or estimated from material and dimensions), and your site's daily cycle count. We'll confirm the right kit.

For full supply and fit across Melbourne and surrounding areas, view our installation service.