If you've ever wondered is it worth fixing, here's a few reasons to fix that old dragging gate.
A dragging gate can pose a trip hazard, plus may cause damage to vehicles or equipment passing through. It can improve safety by reducing the risk of accidents or injuries that can occur when using faulty and difficult to open gate.
Secondly, fixing things that don't work properly can save time, reduce frustration levels and increase efficiency. A dragging gate can slow down the process of opening and closing a gate, causing unnecessary delays and disruptions. By fixing the issue, the gate can be opened and closed quickly, smoothly, saving time and reducing frustration.
In addition, fixing things that don't work properly can help to extend the lifespan of the gate, the posts and hinges and reduce lost time, the need for costly repairs or replacements in the future. A dragging gate, for example, can cause damage to the gate hinges and may result in the need for a full gate replacement if not addressed in a timely manner.
Overall, fixing things that don't work properly it is essential for safety, efficiency, and longevity of equipment to have them fixed. Also, it helps fix an annoying problem that doesn’t need to be tolerated. By addressing issues promptly and effectively, can save time, reduce costs, and ensure that equipment is functioning properly and reliably. Also solve a few issues of who's turn is it to open the old heavy gate 😊.
The solution
Installing a Gate Wheel on your steel gate will solve the problem in 10 to 15 minutes. The Gate Wheel takes the weight of the gate, reducing pressure on the hinges and posts. Over time, with soil drying, or too much moisture and land shifting, all heavy steel gates drag, good news is there now is a solution, the Gate Wheel.
To know more about the Gate Wheel visit the website, or see them in action on YouTube. To order your Gate Wheels call 1800 062 723 or online here.
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1800 062 723
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449 East Street, Warwick QLD 4370, Australia