Different entrance environments require different passage dimensions.
VELAXIZ provides custom turnstile passage width and barrier height options to help pedestrian gates better match the actual requirements of each project.
Whether the entrance requires a standard pedestrian lane, a wider accessible passage or a higher barrier for increased physical separation, the passage dimensions can be configured according to the selected turnstile model and installation environment.
Passage width directly affects the comfort, accessibility and usability of a turnstile lane.
A standard passage is suitable for normal pedestrian traffic, while wider lanes can provide additional space for users with wheelchairs, luggage, strollers or other mobility requirements.
Depending on the selected model, VELAXIZ can provide different passage width configurations for different entrance applications.
Typical requirements include:
Selecting the appropriate width helps create a smoother and more comfortable pedestrian experience.
Standard-width passages are suitable for most everyday pedestrian access applications.
They are commonly used in:
For multi-lane installations, standard passages can help maximize the number of lanes within the available entrance space.
Some projects require more space than a standard pedestrian lane can provide.
A wide passage turnstile can accommodate users who need additional clearance while maintaining controlled entrance management.
Wide passages are particularly suitable for:
For larger entrance projects, a wide passage lane can be installed alongside standard lanes to provide greater flexibility.
In addition to passage width, the height of the turnstile barrier can also be adjusted on selected models.
Different barrier heights create different levels of physical separation and visual presence.
A lower barrier can maintain a more open and minimalist entrance appearance, while a higher barrier can provide stronger separation between controlled and unrestricted areas.
Barrier height can be selected according to the security requirements and architectural style of the project.
Lower barriers are commonly used in modern office and commercial environments.
They provide controlled pedestrian access while maintaining an open and visually lightweight entrance design.
Typical applications include:
Low barriers are particularly suitable where architectural openness is an important part of the entrance design.
Higher barriers provide greater physical separation and can make unauthorized crossing more difficult.
They are suitable for locations that require a stronger visual and physical boundary between controlled areas.
Typical applications may include:
Selected speed gate and swing gate models can support increased barrier heights according to project requirements.
Passage width and barrier height should be considered together when planning a pedestrian entrance.
Important factors include:
A busy commercial entrance may prioritize comfortable passage width, while a controlled security area may require a taller barrier.
Selecting the appropriate combination helps the gate perform effectively without compromising pedestrian convenience.
There is no single passage size that is suitable for every entrance.
Some projects require compact standard lanes to maximize throughput, while others need wider passages for accessibility or taller barriers for stronger physical separation.
VELAXIZ provides custom passage width and height options for selected pedestrian turnstiles and speed gates, allowing the entrance configuration to better match real project requirements.
Send us your entrance dimensions and required passage width or barrier height, and our team can recommend a suitable turnstile configuration.
Yes. Selected turnstile models support different passage widths according to project and accessibility requirements.
Yes. Wider passages can be configured for wheelchairs, strollers, luggage and other accessibility needs.
Yes. Selected speed gate and swing gate models can support different barrier heights according to the required security level and entrance design.
A higher barrier provides greater physical separation and can help reduce attempts to climb or cross over the gate.
Yes. Lower glass barriers are commonly used in modern office and commercial environments because they provide controlled access while maintaining an open architectural appearance.
Yes. Multi-lane entrances can combine standard pedestrian lanes with one or more wider accessible lanes.
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