Pedestrian Barrier

A pedestrian barrier is used to manage foot traffic, control crowds, and guide pedestrians safely around hazardous or restricted areas such as construction zones or public events.

Yes, they’re made from tough galvanised steel, which resists rust and corrosion, making them ideal for outdoor environments.

Yes, each barrier can be interlocked with others to form a continuous chain, creating a secure and effective perimeter.

Yes, the barriers are designed for quick and easy assembly and dismantling without the need for tools.

They’re commonly used for crowd control at public events, festivals, construction sites, roadworks, and any area where pedestrian safety needs managing.

Yes, they’re perfect for diverting pedestrians away from hazards such as excavation sites, heavy machinery, or temporary road closures.

No, they’re sturdy yet manageable by one or two people, allowing for easy transport and setup on site.

No, they’re freestanding and stable, but can be secured together for extra strength and stability when forming longer runs.

Yes, their galvanised steel construction makes them highly durable and capable of withstanding harsh weather conditions.

Absolutely. They can be used for home improvement projects, driveway works, or any temporary area where access needs to be restricted.

They’re designed to stack neatly for efficient transport, and a vehicle at least the size of a small truck is recommended for collection.

Yes, they’re ideal for creating organised queue systems and directing people safely through event spaces or entry points.

No, but wearing gloves and safety footwear is recommended to protect your hands and feet during setup and transport.

Yes, they’re built from durable materials for repeated use across different projects or events.

Their interlocking design and sturdy frame prevent gaps or instability, ensuring pedestrians are safely guided away from danger zones.