Features

• Steel Construction: Made of steel tubing for strength and durability.
• Powder-Coated Finish: The black finish provides weather resistance and a professional look.
• Interlocking Design: These barriers usually have hooks and loops or other mechanisms that allow them to be connected together to form a continuous line.
• Flat Feet: The flat feet provide stability and prevent the barrier from tipping over. They are also designed to minimize tripping hazards.
• High-Visibility Stripes: The yellow or orange stripes enhance visibility, especially in low-light conditions or crowded environments.
• Mesh vs. Bars: Construction fence panels typically use welded wire mesh, while pedestrian barriers use vertical bars.
• Stability: Pedestrian barriers rely on their interconnected design and flat feet for stability, while construction fence panels usually require more substantial bases or bracing.

Typical Specifications:

• Height: 1 meter (39 inches or about 3.2 feet).
• Width: 2 meters (6.5 feet).
• Frame Tubing: Usually 1.5 inch (38 mm) or 2 inch (50 mm) diameter steel tubing.
• Infill Bars: Usually 1 inch (25mm) or 1.25 inch (32mm) diameter steel tubing.