Shopguard Pillar EAS Gates

The Shopguard Pillar range delivers powerful Electronic Article Surveillance (EAS) protection in the smallest footprint available - without compromising performance or store aesthetics. Perfect for everything from boutique fashion to large-format retail, these gates combine advanced RF technology with a sleek, modern design.

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Pillar EAS Gate Configurations

Choose from floor-standing or wall-mounted Shopguard Pillar RF EAS gates – both available in black or white for a sleek, modern look. Optional bumper guards add protection in high-traffic areas.

White Wall mounted EAS Gates

Pillar Wall-Mounted RF EAS Gates

  • Perfect for tight spaces or unique entry layouts.
  • Mounts securely to the wall to save valuable floor space.
  • Same RF detection power as the floor-standing model.
  • Work well behind frameless glass doors.
  • Available in Black and White - with easy panel removal for custom branding
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Security gates similar to Checkpoint

Pillar Floor Standing RF EAS Gates

  • Slim modern frame for unobtrusive protection.
  • Freestanding installation for flexible placement.
  • Ideal for high-traffic entrances.
  • Available in Black and White - with easy panel removal for custom branding.
  • Optional Bumper Guard for protection against shopping trolleys.
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Bumper Guard for Pillar EAS Gates

Bumper Guard Accessory

  • Designed for floor-standing Shopguard Pillar EAS gates
  • Available in black or white to match gate finishes
  • Shields against trolleys, carts, and foot traffic
  • Durable, low-profile design that blends into retail spaces
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Why Choose Shopguard Pillar EAS Gates?

Pillar EAS / RF Retail Security Gate GIF

A Shopfitter’s Dream – No Cutting or Chasing Required

Pillar EAS Gates install without the need to cut concrete, avoiding the mess, noise, and cost that comes with traditional systems. This means faster, cleaner installation and less disruption to your store. The floor‑stand model has a small, discreet footprint, while the wall‑mount version has none at all — leaving brand‑new floors completely untouched. With Pillar, you get top‑of‑the‑range security at a price made more affordable by the savings in installation time and labour.

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Smart Design for Seamless Installation

Whether it’s a retrofit or a brand-new store fit-out, we make installation easy:

For new fit-outs – We can coordinate with your chosen shopfitter to have the gates fixed into place as part of the build process, ensuring a seamless integration with your store design. Our team will then complete the final tuning and calibration to ensure optimal performance.

For existing stores – We recommend a local shopfitter to handle the full installation with minimal disruption to trading. Our team will then complete the final tuning and calibration to ensure optimal performance.

Your EAS Gate Partner

  • We work directly with retailers, loss prevention teams, shopfitters, and security installers across Australia and New Zealand to provide:

    • Technical pre-sales advice
    • Supply required hardware and accessories
    • Tuning and system optimisation
    • Ongoing after-sales support
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    Your Loss Prevention and Retail Security Specialist

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FAQs - EAS Gates

What’s the difference between RF and AM security gates?

RF (like Checkpoint) and AM (like Sensormatic) both use radio signals to detect security tags at the store exit. AM tends to perform better around metal
fixtures and in certain noisy environments, while RF offers more flexibility in tag shapes and sizes. Both can be highly effective — it’s about choosing what works best for your store layout and products.

How far apart can I install security pedestals?

It depends on the system and the tag type. A standard RF system can often span 1.6 - 1.8 metres between pedestals, while AM can sometimes reach further. Newer designs, like mono-pedestals, don’t even require cables between units, giving you more freedom in door layouts.

DoI have to run cables through the floor?

With traditional systems, yes — cables link the pedestals under the floor or through the ceiling. But modern solutions like the Pillar RF have all the electronics built into each pedestal, so there’s no need to cut floors or chase cables, which is perfect for mall stores with fit-out restrictions.

Can security gates work with frameless glass doors?

Yes, as long as the gates are positioned correctly. Slimline pedestals or wall-mounted antennas work brilliantly behind glass without spoiling the clean look. Some systems even offer wall-mount options so you don’t touch the flooring at all.

Will security pedestals suit my store design?

Absolutely — there are now sleek, minimal designs in both AM and RF that blend into modern interiors. EAS gates can even be branded to complement your fit-out rather than detract from it. Be sure to mention security pedestals to your retail architect early in the design process so they can position them without obstructing customer pathways.

What’s involved in installing a new EAS system?

A technician will survey your store, recommend RF or AM based on your environment, and then install the pedestals at the entry/exit points. If you choose a cable-free design, installation can be as simple as fixing the pedestals in place and plugging them in — no invasive building work needed.

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