Charred fingers
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One of a pair , should keep the veloceraptors out
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They certainly look like they will 
need to be a bit taller for the T rex but you don't see many around here 
need to be a bit taller for the T rex but you don't see many around here 
I would have thought RSJ posts and never mind about Mutley, looks like a human could walk through them gaps.Crikey that'll keep the queen Mary out. What size hanging posts will be used for that or is it a slider?
Only thing I might say looks a bit of a gap between the bottom rails mutley might squeeze through.
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They are going on 150 square 6 mm wall posts. 150 between uprights. Motorised pair. Not my design built to spec , way too heavy in my opinionCrikey that'll keep the queen Mary out
Only thing I might say looks a bit of a gap between the bottom rails mutley might squeeze through.
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Veloceraptor gates in situ waiting for a decision on electric controls
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Superb, they will keep the crafty lot out!
Interesting - certainly on my electric gates, they need something to close 'to', so effectively a 'stop plate' in the middle between them. Looks like it would need to be fairly tall for that set.
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A lot of the systems have adjustable stops on the motors, sometimes when you get to the big sets you do need a ground mounted stop though
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These are to use linear actuators but there will be a ground stop and a pin on the leading gate. Spent the day cutting a track for power through concrete on a bridge , 300m of armoured cable to dig in when it turns up
