The Scroll General gallery Page
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All gates photographed have been manufactured by Scroll, all automation fitted by Scroll, unless stated otherwise. All photographs copyright Scroll Gates. Click on the file name to view.
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Automation to existing gates |
Entrance to historic property in Fareham. Existing gates converted to automatic by Scroll, including fitting photocells for safety, digital keypad etc. |
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examples of all our designs are here on display, here's a view of some of them. | 
Gates on display at the Scroll Works |
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Gates on display at the Scroll Works |
examples of all our designs are here on display, here's a view of some of them. |
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Railings and gates to the front of an important listed property in Central Winchester. All work carried out in consultation with Winchester Planning, Listed Building Control, Winchester Preservation Society and the Customer - what a nightmare!! All work to the design and method of construction of the period (definitely no visible welds allowed!) | 
Georgian railings |
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Small gates for Georgian House |
Railings and gates to the front of an important listed property in Central Winchester. All work carried out in consultation with Winchester Planning, Listed Building Control, Winchester Preservation Society and the Customer - what a nightmare!! Work to the design and method of construction of the period (definitely no visible welds allowed!) |
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An example of the CAME FERNI articulated arm operator fitted to a Scroll installation in Southampton. The system is used mainly to provide automation in situations that would be expensive to automate any other way, eg. when existing gates are hung in the centre of large pillars. | 
Articulated arm operator |
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Replacement and renovation of antique ironwork |
These gates were the originals to the entrance of a country estate in the New Forest and had fallen into disrepair. rather than replace them, we dissembled, reconstructed and extended them. Automation was provided by the contractors on site. (see also general 24). |
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The railings to the front of the property in Carlton Crescent, Southampton, had fallen into disrepair and were reconstructed by Scroll. | 
Victorian railings - renovation. |
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Gates for entrance to a chapel in Southampton |
Due to vandalism in the chapel of a Southampton cemetry, gates were specified. Designed by us to match the main entrance gates and built in a similar style. |
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An example of standard spiked top railings, different spikes available. (see also general 11) | 
Standard low cost spiked railings |
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Standard low cost spiked railings |
An example of standard spiked top railings, different spikes available. (see also general 10) |
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These automatic gates supplied and installed by Scroll are approx 20' wide each pair, this view shows just one pair. Posts and gates are covered in our Rose and Leaf work, all galvanized and decorated in subtle hints of red, bronze and verdegris. (see also general13, 14 & 15) | 
Automatic gates covered in our rose and leaf work |
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Automatic gates covered in our rose and leaf work |
These automatic gates supplied and installed by Scroll are approx 20' wide each pair. Posts and gates are covered in our Rose and Leaf work, all galvanized and decorated in subtle hints of red, bronze and verdegris. (see also general12, 14 & 15) |
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These automatic gates supplied and installed by Scroll are approx 20' wide each pair. This view shows a pedestrian gate which is next to the 2 main pairs. Posts and gates are covered in our Rose and Leaf work, all galvanized and decorated in subtle hints of red, bronze and verdegris. (see also general12, 13 & 15) | 
Automatic gates covered in our rose and leaf work |
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Automatic gates covered in our rose and leaf work |
These automatic gates supplied and installed by Scroll are approx 20' wide each pair. This view shows a close up of one of the gates. Posts and gates are covered in our Rose and Leaf work, all galvanized and decorated in subtle hints of red, bronze and verdegris. (see also general12, 13 & 14) |
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These heavy gates were manufactured to a style appropriate for a building on a historic site near the Old Walls in Southampton | 
Medieval style gates in Southampton |
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Example of a Scroll full installation, stage 1 |
This is stage 1 of a series of 5 shots of an installation near Botley, Hants. All work including site clearance, groundwork and brickwork is by Scroll. This view is before starting. |
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Heavy steel posts (6"sq for the main supports) are first concreted in along with the foundation for walls. | 
Example of a Scroll full installation, stage 2 |
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Example of a Scroll full installation, stage 3 |
The posts are concreted in with the gates hung, supported on jigs. The arrangement ensures there is no possibility of any alignment error as the gates can be perfectly levelled before the concrete is poured. |
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Once the posts have been concreted in, the brickwork is built round them with the certain knowledge that the gates line up perfectly, with the brickwork finished, all hollow areas of the pillars are backfilled with concrete. | 
Example of a Scroll full installation, stage 4 |
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Example of a Scroll full installation, stage 5 |
The finished job. Scroll Portchester gates with underground automation, entry phone, keypad, radio etc. Also shown are the Scroll lanterns |
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The 3 normal types of operator, above ground, underground and articulated arm type are appropriate for 95% of jobs. For others we make a linked system. For the entrance to this listed building in New Alresford, Listed Building Control refused permission to mount new gates on separate posts and with the original pillars leaning heavily in both directions and the drive sloping up, a non standard system was needed. Scroll supplied and installed the linked underground system to these Scroll Portchester gates. It is probably the most discrete of any system. The view shown is from the inside. (see also photo general 23 and photo Portchester 1) | 
Linked underground automation |
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Linked underground automation - close up |
The 3 normal types of operator, above ground, underground and articulated arm type are appropriate for 95% of jobs. For others we make a linked system. For the entrance to this listed building in New Alresford, Listed Building Control refused permission to mount new gates on separate posts and with the original pillars leaning heavily in both directions and the drive sloping up, a non standard system was needed. Scroll supplied and installed the linked underground system to these Scroll Portchester gates. It is probably the most discrete of any system. The view shown is a close up from the inside, with the cover removed. (see also photo general 22 and photo Portchester 1) |
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These gates are the originals but were dissembled, extended and recontructed by us for the entrance to a country estate in the New Forest, the railings are new. Automation was provided by the contractor on site. (see also general 7) | 
As general 7, wider view |
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Above ground operator (CAME CLOK3) |
The CAME CLOK3 above ground operator |
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Scroll lockable control cabinet |
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Undergound operator (CAME frog) |
The CAME FROG underground operator with the cover removed. |
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The CAME ATI operator. | 
Above ground operator (CAME ATI) |
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Entry phone entry panel |
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Digital keypad |
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Key switch |
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Scroll hot forged estate gates based on a pair on display at the works. Location - Wickham, Hants. Fitting of gates, supply and installation of automation carried by main contractor. | 
Heavy Rose and leaf gates |
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Street lantern |
The lamp top is available with frog fitting to fit a standard lamp post, or a bracket to fit on a wall or a bracket to mount on top of a pillar. Original cast iron lamp posts are noramlly available from stock. Other examples of the lantern can be found at photo Tamworth3 and photo hastings8 |
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