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Play centres need entrance control designed for environments where children are always close to the gate. Lower cabinets, compact lanes and child-conscious protection help manage busy family arrivals without making the entrance feel institutional.
A parent rarely approaches the entrance alone. Children, bags and coats all move through the same small area, so the lane must remain easy to understand.
Birthday parties and timed one- or two-hour sessions can bring whole groups at once. Weekend and holiday demand makes those short arrival windows especially important.
Children naturally touch nearby surfaces and may put fingers close to moving wings. The gate design therefore needs reinforced anti-pinch protection and controlled movement.
Reception staff may be taking payments, answering questions and organising parties at the same time. Entry control should reduce unnecessary manual checking at the gate.
A child should not simply leave the venue unnoticed. The entrance layout and operating process should support controlled movement at both entry and exit.
Entrance control must never obstruct an emergency route. Where powered barriers form part of an escape route, EN 17352 requires the way out to remain clear on power loss.
Lower cabinets and softer forms suit spaces designed around children and families. Colour finishes and rounded profiles can sit naturally beside play structures without making the entrance look like a security checkpoint.
QR tickets work well for timed bookings and birthday groups, while RFID wristbands can identify children or visitors during their session. Mobile credentials and NFC can also be used where the operating system supports them.
A defined 600 mm passage creates a clear route through the gate rather than around it. Parents and children can approach the same controlled entry point while staff retain oversight of the surrounding area.
The gate should be positioned as part of the full reception layout, not as an isolated object. This helps prevent side passage and supports more controlled movement when one group is leaving as another arrives.
Keyable play-centre configurations combine compact powered swing barriers with QR scanning, screens and child-conscious physical design. Depending on the selected model, the entrance can support QR tickets, RFID credentials, NFC or mobile access. Where a powered gate forms part of an escape route, the installation should account for EN 17352 requirements.
The three finishes share a 1300 × 230 × 950 mm cabinet, 600 mm passage, brushless motor and adjustable 0.9-second opening. An integrated QR scanner and screen suit timed sessions and digital ticketing.
The KSB1220C combines a 1200 × 200 × 900 mm body with a 600 mm passage and friendly character design. Its brushless motor provides an adjustable 0.9-second opening.
The KSB1228C uses a rounded capsule form in a 1200 × 280 × 900 mm cabinet. It provides a 600 mm passage with a brushless motor and adjustable 0.9-second opening.
A lower, compact swing barrier designed for family environments is usually the better fit. Models such as KSB1323, KSB1220C and KSB1228C combine a 600 mm passage with forms intended to sit naturally in child-focused interiors.
Yes. The KSB1323-Y, KSB1323-W and KSB1323-B include a QR scanner and screen on the cabinet. This suits timed sessions, online bookings and birthday-party arrivals using digital or printed QR tickets.
Yes. RFID wristbands can be used as an identification method in a play-centre access system. They are particularly practical where each child already receives a wristband for the duration of a session.
A powered gate on an escape route must not block evacuation after power loss. EN 17352 requires the way out to remain clear where the barrier forms part of that escape route.
Every model in the range is available as a supply-only order, as an installation integrated with the system you already use, or as a complete working solution. The choice is commercial, not technical — the hardware is identical.
You already have an integrator, an access platform and a programme. We deliver the equipment and the paperwork, and stay out of the way.
We install, commission and integrate Keyable barriers and turnstiles with virtually any professional access-control platform capable of exchanging the required commands and credentials. You keep your software; only the entrance changes.
One point of responsibility from the site survey to the fifth year of service. You approve a design and take delivery of a working entrance.
All three models cover the full range: speed gates, swing, flap and sliding barriers, tripod, full height and half height turnstiles. Scope, response times and warranty terms are set per project and confirmed in the quotation.