Crowd control safety barriers made of The outside perimeter (mainframe) is 38mm diameter pre-galvanized steel tubing, 1.8mm thickness. The outer frame is a single length of tubing without welds or deformation. The pipe bent at right angles with a minimum of smooth deformation. Horizontal and vertical bars are at right angles to the overall frame. Crowd control safety barriers are the ideal solution to many pedestrian control needs. The barrier can ensure the safety of the public, keeping good order. Their feet feature provides a quick and efficient solution in any situation where you need to divert patrons and the general public away from a designated area.

 

 

crowd control safety barriers (also referred to as crowd control barricades, with some versions called a french barrier or bike rack in the USA) are commonly used at many public events.

Crowd control barriers have been designed for use at events that need to accommodate a larger crowd. They are designed to discourage transgression and physically encourage directional order and crowd control. Their flat feet feature (to prevent trip hazards) provides a quick and efficient solution in any situation where you need to divert patrons and the general public away from a designated area.

 

Solid and robust at the same time

Easy to handle and remove

Far more weather resistant

Simple structure in linear type, easy in installation and maintenance.
we will clear all welding slags to ensure the fencing has no sharps and have an excellent smooth
The whole barrier panel (welded mesh panel and frame tube) through hot-dipped galvanized or powder coated after welding.
Customized panel shape or specification is also available.

 

Crowd control safety barriers act as physical and psychological barriers, which are used to restrict "no access" zones and designate space for lines. Riot police also use them to control large gatherings.
Crowd control barricades are most commonly made of steel. Barriers are most effective when they interlock, being attached in a line via hooks at the side of each barricade. When barricades are interlocked, security personnel can create tight lines because such lines of barriers cannot easily be toppled over.