Self-closing
Tension hinges bring the gate back to closed from any angle, so it is never left standing open.
Auto-locking gate
A gate that closes itself.
Players forget. Kids wander. The auto-locking gate swings shut and latches on its own, every time, with a magnetic latch mounted high and out of reach. Peace of mind comes standard.
Gate features
Self-latching
A magnetic latch catches as the gate swings home. The release is mounted high, out of a toddler's reach, the same hardware trusted on Life Saver pool gates.
Matched to the fence
Same mesh, same pole colour, same slim profile and top bar. The entrance disappears into the fence line instead of standing out.
Snag-free
Recessed screws and inset caps on the gate frame. No sharp edges at hand height.
Wide enough for carts
Single and double-leaf gates for ball carts, mowers, wheelchairs and resurfacing equipment.
Removable too
Like every section, the gate posts lift out of their sleeves when you need the opening clear.
Why it matters
Courts next to pools, ponds and parking lots.
A lot of pickleball courts sit beside a community pool, a retention pond or a busy lot. A gate that reliably closes behind every player is the difference between a fence and a barrier. Our gate hardware has protected backyard pools for decades, which is exactly why we use it on courts.
Have questions?
A few of the questions we hear most. See the full FAQ for more.
What surfaces can you install on?
Concrete, asphalt, pavers, stone, travertine, wood decks and grass. Poles sit in small sleeved holes that are capped flush when a section is removed.
Do you install gates?
Yes. Peace of mind comes standard with our auto-locking gates. They swing shut and latch on their own with a magnetic latch mounted out of reach of small children, and they match the mesh and poles.
Is the consultation free?
Yes. We provide free consultations where we assess your court's needs and customize the fencing solution in terms of layout, colour and height. We measure, show samples and leave you a firm written price. There is no obligation.
Add a gate to your court.
Gates can be added to new installations or retrofitted to an existing Tri-State fence. Ask at your free consultation.