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2M Guard Barrier
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Questions
A 2M Guard Barrier is used to create a temporary, visible boundary around areas such as roadworks, groundwork, or excavations to keep pedestrians and workers safe.
Yes, they’re designed to connect easily, allowing you to form continuous perimeters of any length, even on uneven ground.
Yes, they’re made from durable UV-stabilised HDPE, meaning they can withstand outdoor conditions without fading or weakening.
Yes, they conform to Chapter 8 of the BS8442:2006 standard, which ensures they’re safe and suitable for use on public highways and worksites.
Each barrier includes a top-faced reflective panel that enhances visibility in low-light or nighttime conditions, improving safety for both workers and pedestrians.
No, they’re free-standing and feature 360-degree swivel feet for stable positioning on various surfaces.
Yes, when ballasted, these barriers can withstand multiple classes of wind speeds as defined by BS8442:2006 standards.
Yes, they’re lightweight and designed for quick installation. Up to 50 barriers can be stacked on a pallet for easy transport and storage.
The 360-degree swivel feet allow flexible placement and make it easier to set up barriers on uneven or sloped ground.
No, the design is completely free from screws and rivets, allowing tool-free setup and connection between barriers.
Yes, they’re perfect for guiding pedestrians safely around worksites, events, or hazardous zones.
Yes, they’re made from tough, impact-resistant materials, making them long-lasting and suitable for repeated use on multiple projects.
Yes, adding ballast weights is recommended in high wind areas to ensure stability and compliance with safety standards.
Absolutely, they’re widely used across construction and civil engineering projects to define boundaries and improve on-site safety.
Yes, they can be hired individually or in bulk, depending on the size of the area you need to secure.
























































