From 30 April - 2 May 2024, two new Fastlane Glassgate entrance control turnstiles will be showcased for the first time. Visitors to The Security Event at the NEC in Birmingham will be among the first to see the Fastlane Glassgate 150 Plus and Glassgate 250 Plus in action on stand 5/H60. In addition, a new concept will also feature on stand, with further information only available to visitors of the show.

Advancing technology has opened new possibilities, from touchless, biometric identification through to integration with other smart building management systems, which allow for non-security benefits such as adjustment to heat and light based on building occupancy.

With so many possibilities, Facilities Managers can play a key role in helping architectural specifiers choose the right type of entrance control system. So, what do you need to consider?

Leading manufacturer of entrance control systems, Integrated Design Limited (IDL), will be exhibiting at The Security Event, showcasing the latest additions to their Glassgate range.

Hermes Investment Management chose Fastlane's Glassgate 150 was to secure the restored Ascent 1 building within Farnborough Aerospace Centre

Fastlane's Glassgate 150 was chosen to secure the newly refurbished office building in Covent Garden from unauthorised entry

As the focus shifts to online shopping, it's important that retailers examine the key considerations to secure their warehouses effectively

After identifying the need to streamline their security options, 31-story Chicago high-rise installed the Glassgate 200 resulting in 262% ROI

Fastlane Turnstiles delivers a seamless user experience when securing new luxury multi-tenanted London office

Discover why the Fastlane Glassgate 250 was chosen to secure The Bower, a beautifully designed mixed-use development in London, consisting of three modern spaces – The Studio, The Warehouse and The Tower.