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Parking BOXX is a North American manufacturer of barrier gate systems for parking lots and garages throughout Seattle and the Puget Sound area. Straight arms up to 20 feet, articulating arms for low-clearance garages, breakaway safety design, and CloudEASE cloud management — all manufacturer-direct with no middleman. Serving Seattle facilities from Downtown Seattle to First Hill.
Parking BOXX barrier gates are available in two arm configurations — choose the right type for your Seattle facility.
Standard configuration for surface lots, garages, and commercial facilities. The most common barrier gate arm type installed in Seattle.
The arm folds upward during operation, requiring significantly less overhead clearance. Essential for Seattle parking garages where headroom is limited.
Barrier gates are available in regular (driver's side) or reverse (passenger side) configurations to match your lane layout.
Arm length is selected based on lane width. Standard lengths cover single-lane through double-wide applications.
Optional upgrades include LED-illuminated arms for 24/7 visibility, security cameras (single or dual with NVR), and battery backup for power-outage operation.
See Parking BOXX barrier gates installed and operating at real facilities across the Seattle metro area.
Every Parking BOXX barrier gate includes comprehensive safety features designed to protect vehicles, pedestrians, and the equipment itself.
The barrier arm automatically reverses direction if it contacts a vehicle or object during closure, preventing damage and injury.
Engineered break points with a shear pin that snaps on impact — protecting the motor, housing, and vehicle. Replacement shear pin costs under $10.
Illuminated panels indicate lane status — green when open, red when closed. Reduces driver confusion and prevents wrong-way entry.
An audible warning sounds before the arm descends, alerting pedestrians and drivers in the gate zone.
In-ground vehicle detection loops prevent the arm from closing on a vehicle and detect tailgating attempts.
Infrared beam sensors across the lane opening detect obstructions and hold the arm in the open position until the lane is clear.
| Arm Lengths | 8 ft, 10 ft, 12 ft, 18 ft, 20 ft (straight); up to 12 ft (folding) |
|---|---|
| Arm Material | Lightweight aluminum with 3M red retroreflective visibility strips |
| Housing | Stainless steel, rust-resistant — rated for extreme heat and cold |
| Motor | Direct drive motor with selectable open/close speed |
| Safety | Auto-reverse, breakaway arm, photo-eye, dual loop detectors, audible alarm |
| Breakaway Repair | Shear pin replacement — under $10 per incident |
| Power Backup | Optional battery backup for power outage operation |
| Manual Override | Manual release mechanism for emergency access |
| Software | CloudEASE cloud management software included at no additional cost |
| Optional Add-Ons | Security cameras (single or dual with NVR), LED illuminated arms, LPR integration |
Parking BOXX barrier gates are configured for the access control and revenue requirements of each facility type in the Seattle area.
ADA-compliant gates with emergency bypass and patient validation
Guest validation, valet integration, and revenue capture for Seattle hotels
Permit zones, monthly credentials, and LPR-based access for campuses
Revenue control for city-owned garages and surface lots in Seattle
Employee and tenant access control for Seattle office buildings
Merchant validation and shared parking for Seattle shopping centers
High-volume fast-cycle gates for airport and off-airport parking
Seasonal access management and gate control for RV parks
Parking BOXX offers manufacturer-direct pricing with no middleman markup for barrier gate installations in Seattle. Published pricing — no demo wall, no mandatory sales cycle.
Final pricing depends on arm length, number of lanes, additional equipment, and installation requirements. Request a quote for an exact price tailored to your Seattle facility. Seattle's persistent Pacific rain and frequent fog create year-round moisture exposure for parking equipment, making IP65-rated enclosures, stainless fasteners, and sealed terminal blocks non-negotiable for outdoor installations.
A single Parking BOXX barrier gate unit ranges from $2,000 to $6,000 depending on arm length and configuration. Complete gated systems with barrier gates, pay stations, and CloudEASE software start around $15,000. Full-featured systems with LPR cameras range from $40,000 to $150,000+. Parking BOXX offers manufacturer-direct pricing with no middleman markup for Seattle installations.
Parking BOXX offers two arm configurations for Seattle installations: straight arms (8 to 20 feet) for surface lots and standard garages, and articulating/folding arms for low-clearance garages that fold upward to save headroom. All arms feature lightweight aluminum construction with 3M retroreflective safety strips.
Yes. Parking BOXX provides complete barrier gate installation in Seattle and throughout the Puget Sound area. As the manufacturer, Parking BOXX handles the entire process — site survey, equipment manufacturing, concrete and electrical prep, hardware mounting, CloudEASE software configuration, and operator training.
Every Parking BOXX barrier gate includes auto-reverse on obstruction, breakaway arm design with shear pin (under $10 to replace), red/green illuminated guidance panels, audible closure alarms, dual loop detectors for tailgate prevention, and photo-eye infrared sensors. All safety features are standard — not add-ons.
Yes. Parking BOXX barrier gates integrate with LPR camera systems for ticketless entry, RFID card readers for credential-based access, and the CloudEASE cloud management platform. A single system can combine barrier gates with pay stations, LPR cameras, and access control readers — all managed from one dashboard.
Seattle's rain doesn't damage well-specified equipment, but budget-grade parking hardware with unsealed enclosures corrodes quickly in the Pacific Northwest climate. Parking BOXX equipment uses stainless-hardware mounting, conformal-coated circuit boards, and IP-rated cabinet seals designed for high-moisture environments. CloudEASE remote diagnostics alert Seattle operators to sensor errors or door seal failures before water infiltration causes board damage.