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Our Road barriers are constructed according to the highest quality standards within the United Kingdom. Our barriers comply with the UK standards. For instance, these safety barriers comply with chapter 8, and they are among the most robust and durable road barriers available. Quality is the most critical factor when deciding on the correct traffic management and safety equipment to buy. We only supply safety and road barriers that the top utilities have thoroughly tested in the industry and traffic management companies before going to production.

Chapter 8 barriers are most often used by traffic management businesses, civil engineers, and construction contractors. But they can also be employed in a variety of other areas. They are ideal for controlling traffic and separating the civilians and workforce from dangers. The high-visibility colours and reflective strips mean that they can identify and guard against threats. Made from recycled plastics, they also provide an eco-friendly and long-lasting barrier, which is easy to stack and move.

The Chapter 8 compliant Road Barrier is among the most well-known blow-moulded barriers available that are available. We sell them at a meagre cost, and they're among our most requested products because of their easy but effective design. This premium blow-moulded HDPE barrier provides top quality and a lower cost of living. Plastic barriers are one of the most cost-efficient and straightforward methods of protecting against injuries or damages during road construction work in progress.

The road barriers are equipped with sturdy regular black feet or sleek anti-trip feet. The anti-trip foot has been specially made to eliminate the risk of a trip on the other side. We suggest the use of an anti-trip foot for work that is being conducted in areas that are heavily pedestrianised. Ensure that the anti-trip's shallow portion of the foot faces the pedestrianised walkways. This will immediately stop the risk of pedestrians falling and hurting themselves. The two types of feet can rotate, which means that you can stack the barriers over each other once the plastic feet have been aligned with your barrier. When rotated 90 degrees perpendicular to the barriers, these feet create an extremely stable and secure foundation.

Road Barrier

Features:

Excellent strength and endurance.

Freestanding, 360deg swivelling feet.

Free of screws and rivets.

The stacks are fifty millimetres (2 inches) (40 for each pallet).

The mould is available in orange as standard. However, it can be coloured to match.

Coloured feet are available if you wish.

A lamp connector made of moulds.

The barrier to barrier connections is quick and straightforward for uneven ground.

Made in the High-Density Polyethylene.

The company's logo is possible to emboss.

Made use temporarily for temporary use, these road barriers are extraordinarily durable and reusable. They connect each other, making a simple male and female connector. One part of the road barrier is fitted with a hole which the other side of the next barrier is securely inserted. These barriers are the most simple to join, and you can quickly put together a temporary safety barrier.

There are several ways to make traffic and road barriers made of plastic. These barriers from chapter 8 are made by blow moulding. This means they are inflated using an extremely hot and hollow thermoplastic preform inside the mould. The inflated shape is the shape of the mould. This guarantees consistency, which means that all the plastic barriers is made according to the exact specifications and eliminates the possibility of quality problems.

Road Safety Barriers that are high visibility colours provide early alerts of potential dangers for pedestrians and motorists and include additional reflective strips to improve visibility at night or during adverse weather conditions. They are ideal for providing safe traffic control or warning of dangerous areas where road maintenance occurs.

Alternatives:

There is also the pedestrian safety barrier that is made from plastic. It is 1.1 meters in height in high-visibility read. However, it's not a chapter 8-compliant barrier because it doesn't have reflective strips.

If you are looking for a smaller but still sturdy, water-filled barrier, look at our water-filled traffic barrier. The road barriers are 560mm tall. However, when filled with water, they weigh 55kg. Even though they don't have many of the 800mm water separators' distinct and revolutionary features, they are suitable for use in everyday life. They provide a viable alternative to road delineation and separation. They are often used as a permanent solution because of their weight. If you are looking for a more tall water-filled barrier, check out our 800mm water-filled barrier. It's a little more minor barrier, weighing 27.5kg after filling. Still, its unique design makes it is exceptionally sturdy and wind-resistant.

Location: London, UK

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