HOUSTON SYSTEMS / PEDESTRIAN ACCESS

Turnstiles &
pedestrian access.

Find an entrance solution that fits your space, your users and the way people move through your site.

Tripod turnstilesSwing gatesFull-height turnstilesFlap barriers

EXPLORE THE RANGE

An entrance for every requirement.

Compare the formats below. Ask for model-specific dimensions, operating conditions and integration details before choosing equipment.

TURNER 500

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TURNER 1000

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SWINGTILE

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FHLANE

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FLAPTILE 500

MODEL: FLAPTILE 500Send enquiry

FLAPTILE 1000

MODEL: FLAPTILE 1000Send enquiry

Choosing a pedestrian access system

Compare pedestrian gates by the people using the entrance, the available space and the level of access control required. The models above include tripod, swing, full-height and flap-barrier options. Ask our team for the specifications of the exact model before making a selection.

Compare the main types

  • Tripod turnstiles: consider these for controlled, single-person entry. Plan a separate accessible passage where required.
  • Swing gates: discuss the clear opening width needed for wheelchair users, visitors carrying luggage and goods movement.
  • Full-height turnstiles: consider these where a taller physical barrier is needed. Confirm suitability for the installation environment.
  • Flap barriers: compare passage width, sensors and access-control requirements for a managed entrance.

Information to include in your enquiry

Tell us your country, site type, expected peak pedestrian flow, number of lanes and available entrance dimensions. Include whether the installation is indoors or outdoors, accessibility needs and any existing card, biometric or ticketing system.

Confirm specifications before ordering

Request model-specific dimensions, throughput, power requirements, operating conditions, control interfaces and safety behaviour. Confirm emergency egress arrangements, installation responsibilities, maintenance, spare parts and warranty terms. Any required certification should be checked against the exact model and destination requirements.

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Common questions

What is a pedestrian management system?

A pedestrian management system helps control the movement of people through an entrance. This range includes tripod turnstiles, swing gates, full-height turnstiles and flap barriers. The appropriate configuration depends on the entrance and its users.

How do I choose between turnstiles and flap barriers?

Compare the available space, peak pedestrian flow, accessibility requirements and access-control integration. Ask for model-specific dimensions, safety information and operating limits before selecting equipment.

What should I provide when requesting a quotation?

Provide the installation country, site type, number of lanes, entrance dimensions and expected pedestrian flow. Include indoor or outdoor conditions, accessibility needs and details of existing access-control equipment.