Gate stop PSG 61.191 screw-mounted with rubber coating (130x150, H65) by PSG

The screw-mounted gate stop PSG 61.191 by PSG is a rubber-coated stop designed for attachment to gates, posts or bollards. With a plate size of 130 x 150 mm and a height of 65 mm, this accessory cushions impacts, reduces operational noise and protects gate edges and surrounding structures from damage. The rubber coating provides a non-abrasive contact surface while the metal mounting plate ensures stable fixation when screwed into place.

Advantages

The PSG 61.191 combines a solid metal base with an outer rubber layer to absorb shocks and minimise vibration transmission into gate frames. Its screw-mounted design allows a secure and permanent installation on timber, metal or concrete supports. The dimensions (130x150, H65) make it suitable for a range of medium-sized gates and posts, and the rubber coating resists marring of painted or finished surfaces.

Suitable for

• Residential swing or sliding gates where a cushioned stop is needed
• Light commercial gates and access points with frequent opening and closing
• Posts, pillars or bollards used as gate stopping points
• Retrofit projects to reduce noise and protect existing gate hardware

When it may not be suitable

This screw-mounted stop is intended for residential and light commercial use and may not be appropriate for heavy industrial gates or applications with very high impact forces. In environments where extremely high loads, vandalism risk, or chemical exposure are present, a larger or purpose-built industrial stop made of reinforced materials may be required.

Key specifications

• Mounting type: screw-mounted
• Plate dimensions: 130 x 150 mm
• Height: 65 mm
• Exterior: rubber-coated contact surface
• Base material: metal mounting plate (steel)
• Primary function: impact absorption and noise reduction

How to use

Position the gate stop on the gate frame, post, or bollard at the point of intended contact and mark mounting hole locations. Pre-drill appropriate holes in the substrate material if required, then fix the plate using suitable screws or bolts for the mounting surface (wood screws for timber, masonry anchors for concrete, or self-tapping bolts for metal). Ensure the stop is aligned so the rubber face meets the moving part of the gate squarely and test gate movement to confirm effective cushioning and clearance.

What to consider before purchase

• Compatibility of mounting surface (wood, metal, concrete) and availability of suitable fasteners
• Required dimensions and clearance based on gate design and swing path
• Expected impact force and whether a heavier-duty stop is needed
• Environmental exposure (UV, chemicals) that could affect rubber longevity

Usage recommendations

Regularly inspect the rubber coating for wear, cracks or compression and replace the stop if the cushioning performance declines. Use corrosion-resistant fasteners if the stop is installed outdoors in wet or coastal environments, and tighten mounting fixings periodically to maintain secure attachment.