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Pedestrian Road Plate
Don't forget we also offer training courses through HSS Training. View details of the courses here.
There are no custom specifications for this product
There is no custom safety information for this product
Questions
A Pedestrian Road Plate is used to cover trenches, holes, or open excavations, allowing pedestrians to cross safely during roadworks or construction projects.
GRP (Glass Reinforced Plastic) plates are much lighter, easier to handle, and safer to deploy than steel plates, without compromising on strength.
Yes, it can withstand up to a 2000kg distributed vehicle load, making it suitable for light vehicles as well as pedestrians.
Yes, it weighs only 15kg, which means it can be easily lifted and placed by one person without the need for heavy lifting equipment.
Yes, the slip-resistant surface and chamfered edges are designed to reduce trip and slip hazards for pedestrians.
It’s commonly used on construction sites, utility works, and public pathways to maintain safe crossings over open trenches or temporary works.
Yes, it complies with the DETR Safety at Street Works and Road Works Code of Practice, ensuring it meets recognised safety requirements.
Yes, the anti-slip surface provides reliable grip, even in wet weather, improving safety for pedestrians.
Yes, it’s perfect for short-term or temporary applications such as roadworks, maintenance, and events.
It’s lightweight and stackable, making it easy to transport in a vehicle at least the size of a small truck or van.
Yes, it can be manually positioned without the need for cranes or additional equipment, reducing setup time and risk of injury.
Its lighter weight reduces manual handling injuries, and its non-slip design prevents accidents for both workers and pedestrians.
Yes, GRP plates are durable and reusable, offering a long-lasting, cost-effective solution for multiple projects.
Yes, it can support cars, vans, and other light vehicles when used correctly on level surfaces.
Yes, gloves and steel toe boots are recommended for safety during handling and installation.
