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Safety barricades
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Safety barricades mark excavation and work-area boundaries and guide pedestrian routes. For pavement works, open manholes, short interventions and events, assess the panel run with the layout plan. Select panels, feet, connections and visibility equipment for the chosen model. Verify handling, ballast and any warning-lamp requirements against product instructions and the site plan.
- Panels and feet selected together
- Visible at night by reflective banding
- Stability assessed for site conditions
Key features
- Pedestrian-route boundaryDefines the boundary between pedestrian access and the work area according to the layout plan.
- Panel runThe nominal connection uses a removable pinned clip and spring retainer; confirm compatibility with the existing panel and delivery scope against the drawing.
- FootprintAccount for the foot element’s ground footprint separately from the clear pedestrian passage.
- Visible boundarySelect colour, visible panel faces and reflective equipment for the location.
- Accessible passageSpecify detectable lower elements and clear passage requirements for the pedestrian route.
- Redeployment checkRecheck feet, connections and site stability whenever the layout is moved.
Technical summary
Downloadable design reference — nominal dimensions
| Two-panel reference | TI-SB-P01 nominal two-panel connection envelope: 3270 × 650 × 1000 mm |
|---|---|
| Single-panel core | Nominal single-panel core envelope: 1600 × 650 × 1000 mm; this is not the same size as the complete two-panel reference. |
| Pinned connection | The nominal connection uses a removable Ø12 × 36 mm pin and spring retainer. |
| Scope of dimensions | Dimensions refer to the identified downloadable design model; order dimensions and fixings are confirmed on the project drawing. |
Selection information for quotation
| Function and country | Pedestrian guidance, work-area boundary or event layout; destination country. |
|---|---|
| Panel selection | Required panel length and height, material requirement and run length. |
| Footprint | Available base area and allowable foot encroachment into the pedestrian route. |
| Panel connection | Removable pinned clip with a spring retainer; confirm compatibility with existing panels and the included parts when ordering. |
| Visibility | Panel colour, reflective faces and any warning equipment required. |
| Pedestrian and site conditions | Clear passage, detectable lower element, ground and wind or stability requirements. |
Installation
Method and tools needed
- Plan the pedestrian route and work-area boundary; check foot footprints, entrances and accessible passage together.
- Assemble panels, feet and connections to the selected model’s instructions; verify that connection parts suit the existing panels. Check that the pin and spring retainer are in place.
- Before use, check run stability, connections and visibility; reassess the layout when site conditions change.
Maintenance and cleaning
- Check the panel and lower elements for cracks, breaks or permanent deformation; arrange technical assessment of damaged parts.
- Check feet and the selected connection parts for loosening or wear; match replacements to the existing model. Also check the pin and retainer for missing parts or deformation.
- Clean the panel and any reflective face to the material manufacturer’s instructions; check for lifting sheeting or reduced legibility.
Where it is used
- Excavation. Plan the excavation boundary with the panel and foot arrangement; select nighttime warning equipment for the model and site requirements.
- Pedestrian routing. When the pavement closes, safety barricades draw the temporary route; the walking line never disappears.
- Short intervention. Bounds a short-duration work area with a portable panel arrangement; staffing and installation methods depend on the selected model.
- Event. Used for pedestrian routing and work-area boundaries; confirm any vehicle-restraint capacity or stacking arrangement through selected-model documentation.
Ordering, documents and shipping
Ordering
- Minimum order
- There is no minimum order requirement. Mixed loads are accepted; you are not asked to fill a pallet or a container with a single item.
- Packing
- Export packing: shrink-wrapped pallets or cartons, with pallet size and gross weight stated on the packing list.
- Container
- The 40'HQ count depends on the height and variant chosen; the quotation states it with the pallet and container count.
- Lead time
- Set by the order quantity; the quotation states it in days and the shipment plan is fixed at order confirmation.
- Origin
- Stated in writing per item in the quotation.
- Delivery terms
- FOB · CFR · CIF · DAP
Shipping
- Pallet. State packaging, reflective parts, warning lamp and ballast scope for the selected rigid panel/foot model; confirm shipment in the quotation.
- 40'HQ. 40'HQ calculation
Downloads
- Technical document (PDF)
- Specification text (PDF)
- Technical drawings · sheet 1/3 · 2.2 MB
- Technical drawings · sheet 2/3 · 2.2 MB
- Technical drawings · sheet 3/3 · 2.2 MB
- TI-SB_TWO-PANEL_R2 · GLB · 377 KB
- TI-SB_TWO-PANEL_R2 · STL · 1.4 MB
- TI-SB_TWO-PANEL_R2 · FCStd · 100 KB
- All files: Downloads
The files are free to download and require no registration.
Standard reference
- EN 12899-1official record
- BS 8442official record
The product framework for panel barricades is set per country (UK practice cites BS 8442); EN 13422 covers cone and cylinder products.
Where they carry a sign, the sign face is assessed to the EN 12899-1 classes.
Where a barricade goes, at what spacing and in what order is not in the standard but in the national road-works code. KGM in Türkiye, the national road authority in EU countries.
Manufactured to the order’s specification in the Turkish market. In US language barricades are described by the design figures of MUTCD Chapter 6K: barricade rails with 6-inch stripes, retroreflective on the faces toward traffic. Test results and certificates are shared with the report and the document.
Frequently asked
Is the foot length the clear pedestrian width?
Feet occupy ground space; measure clear passage after accounting for that footprint. Site and accessibility design determine the required clearance.
Can every panel connect to another brand?
The panel connection uses a removable pinned clip and spring retainer. Confirm compatibility of the selected parts with the existing panel and delivery scope against the order drawing.
Does this barricade contain a vehicle impact?
A pedestrian-guidance barricade does not establish vehicle-restraint capacity. That requirement needs a documented system and separate site assessment.
What information is needed for a pedestrian route?
Specify country, run length, clear passage, foot area, detectable lower element and site conditions. Assess suitability with the selected system.
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