Steel Barrier - 610 Double.
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Our 610mm high double rail steel barrier is a certified safety barrier system used for traffic management and protecting against forklift damage to buildings and assets.
Double rail offers more protection and a higher strength rating. Not recommended for walkways due to its lower height.
- Modular system can be configured to your required site layout
- Post centres of 1.1m ensure that every impact is absorbed by a post
- The 610mm high double rail stops 7T at 7.4km/h
- Compliant with AS/NZS 1170.1 Section 3.8. (Certification available by request)
- Can be installed with pedestrian handrail mounted to barrier
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610-2
Steel Barrier 610mm High - Double
610-2H
Pedestrian Handrail
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FAQs.
What is the ideal application for steel barriers?
Our Steel barrier is perfect for any application where you need to keep people safe from forklift or vehicle operating areas.
Can access to a safe crossing area be allowed for?
Yes. Our Steel pause gates are perfect for allowing access to a safe crossing area. Pause gates can be fitted anywhere along the length of the barrier.
Are steel barriers customisable for my layout?
Absolutely. Our steel barriers are very flexible and adaptable to suit your layout.
Are steel barriers able to withstand vehicle impacts?
Yes. Various height and guard rail options are available to suit your application, ask us for the best option for your needs.
Can steel barriers be bolted to asphalt?
No, our steel barriers must be bolted to concrete, so if the existing surface is asphalt, you will need to excavate and pour concrete footings to install the barrier onto. Concrete footers need to be a minimum of 25MPA and 400mm wide x 300mm deep. If you would prefer to install individual footers for each post, these need to be a minimum of 400(L)x400(W)x300(D)mm per post.
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