Rotating Track Lane Gates
- Extend the life of your track surface by distributing use
- Designed to reduce wear of the inside running lanes
- Simply lift and rotate position in ninety-degree increments
- Super durable powder coated aluminum construction
- Locking models include provision for tamper resistant padlock
Product Description
A running track is designed for competition, but it’s also a busy part of any athletic facility. Athletes move between field events, coaches work with different groups, officials change positions, and maintenance crews need access throughout the day. Without designated crossing points, people often cross wherever it’s convenient, creating extra wear on the inside lanes and increasing maintenance over time.
Sportsfield Specialties rotating lane gates help control where people cross the track while providing safe, convenient access between the infield and surrounding areas. Installed as part of the inside aluminum track curbing system, these track lane gates create designated crossing points that help protect the running surface and improve pedestrian traffic flow during practices, competitions, and routine maintenance.
Each rotating lane gate opens easily when access to the infield is needed and closes to maintain a continuous inside track boundary during competition. Locking models are available for facilities that want additional control over running track access, making them a practical choice for schools, colleges, universities, municipal athletic complexes, and professional training facilities.
Manufactured from powder-coated aluminum, Sportsfield Specialties running track lane gates are built for dependable outdoor performance with minimal maintenance. Their durable construction is designed to handle daily use and changing weather conditions while helping reduce unnecessary wear on the track surface.
Rotating lane gates work seamlessly with Sportsfield Specialties aluminum track curbing, creating a complete inside track boundary that balances accessibility with long-term track surface protection. They’re also a natural fit alongside our complete line of track and field equipment, including hurdles, steeplechase equipment, pole vault systems, high jump equipment, throwing event equipment, and track protection products. Choosing products that are designed to work together helps simplify installation, create a consistent appearance, and support the long-term performance of your facility.
Whether you’re building a new running track or renovating an existing one, our team can help you determine the best gate locations and configurations for your project. Request a quote or contact Sportsfield Specialties to learn more about our rotating lane gates and complete track and field equipment solutions.
Product Documentation
LGRT - Rotating track lane gates, set of (4)
LGRTL - Locking rotating track lane gates, set of (4)
Frequently Asked Questions
What are rotating lane gates used for on a track facility?
Rotating lane gates are used to control access to track lanes and protect high-wear areas by guiding foot traffic to designated entry points. Sportsfield Specialties designs its rotating lane gates to help facilities manage athlete and pedestrian movement while preserving the integrity of the track surface.
Where are rotating lane gates typically installed?
Rotating lane gates are commonly installed along the inside edge of the track near infield entry points, team areas, or equipment access routes. These locations experience frequent crossing traffic during practices and events.
How do rotating lane gates help protect a running track?
By directing traffic to a single crossing point, rotating lane gates help reduce random foot traffic across multiple lanes, which can lead to premature wear on the track surface.
Can rotating lane gates be installed on an existing track?
Yes, rotating lane gates can be added to existing track facilities as part of an upgrade or maintenance project. Proper planning is important to ensure the gates are positioned correctly and installed without damaging the surrounding track surface. Sportsfield provides guidance to support successful retrofits.