Custom structural steelwork
Eligible custom-fabricated gate frames and fence panels, subject to the written project warranty.

Protect the completed system
Clear warranty coverage and planned servicing help keep commercial gates, barriers and custom steelwork safe, reliable and operational.
Detailed client guide
RJL combines project-specific warranty documentation with planned servicing, safety checks and clear service records. The written warranty supplied with the project remains the controlling document for eligibility, exclusions and claim assessment.
Published coverage guide
RJL’s 10-year promise applies to eligible custom structural steelwork. Automation, finishes and bought-in components carry their own applicable coverage. Your signed quote, handover pack and written warranty always confirm the final terms.
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Coverage at a glance
Eligible custom-fabricated gate frames and fence panels, subject to the written project warranty.
Published RJL guidance identifies three-year coverage for selected CAME and Beninca motor installations.
Eligible powder-coated work, subject to the finish specification, environment, care and written terms.
Workmanship is assessed against the approved scope, installation records and supplied warranty documents.
This page is a plain-English guide, not a replacement for the written warranty supplied for a specific project.
Eligible custom-fabricated steel gate frames and fence panels can be backed by RJL’s 10-year structural warranty. Coverage is tied to the documented project scope, correct use and required maintenance.
Motors, controllers, safety devices, coatings and bought-in components carry the applicable manufacturer or project warranty. Published RJL guidance identifies three-year manufacturer coverage for selected CAME and Beninca motors and seven-year powder-coat coverage on eligible work.
Commercial gates are moving machines. Planned servicing helps preserve safe operation, identifies wear before failure and provides the maintenance history commonly required for warranty assessment.
Preventative maintenance plans
| Plan | Typical interval | Best suited to | Typical visit scope |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | Every 12 months | Lower-cycle or lower-risk commercial assets | Safety checks, lubrication, basic tuning and visual inspection |
| Commercial | Every 6 months | Offices, retail, strata and medium-traffic sites | Standard visit plus sensor alignment, battery testing and controller diagnostics |
| Heavy Duty | Every 3 months | Industrial, high-cycle or security-critical entrances | Commercial visit plus load and torque review, wear assessment and priority support |
Gate travel, tracks, rollers, guides, hinges, fasteners, stops, lubrication and developing wear.
Motor, gearbox, controller, batteries, limits, manual release and operational cycle testing.
Photocells, safety edges, loop detectors, warning devices and obstruction response.
Service history, photos, immediate defects, preventative work and prioritised repair recommendations.
Frequently asked questions
Unauthorised modifications, missed servicing, impact or misuse, flooding, salt exposure beyond the specified finish, and work performed outside the approved repair process may affect a claim. RJL assesses the asset, history and written warranty before confirming coverage.
The 10-year offer relates to eligible custom structural steelwork. Motors, controllers, safety devices and other components are covered under their applicable manufacturer or project warranty.
RJL’s published plans use 12-month, 6-month and 3-month intervals. The right frequency depends on daily cycles, gate weight, environment, safety risk and how critical the entrance is to operations.
Send the site address, asset or gate number, photos or video of the issue, the date it started, any impact event, and the latest service report. That gives the team enough information to triage the next step.
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