Protect vulnerable areas in busy warehouses and industrial sites with these raised floor collision barriers. Designed to deflect impacts, they help minimise damage to structures, equipment and walkways.
Available in straight and corner sections, the barriers can be combined to create continuous protective runs around machinery, racking, loading bays and traffic routes.
Product Features
- Raised design helps shield walls, equipment and walkways from low-level vehicle impacts
- Straight bar sections in multiple lengths for flexible layout design
- Internal and external corner units for wrapping protection around corners
- Ideal for separating pedestrian routes from forklift and vehicle traffic
- Robust industrial construction for long-term use in demanding environments
- Modular sections can be combined to form continuous barrier runs
Key Specifications
| Product type | Raised floor collision barrier |
|---|---|
| Available sections | Bar, internal corner, external corner |
| Bar length options | 1000 mm, 1500 mm, 2000 mm |
| Internal corner length | 638 mm |
| External corner length | 638 mm |
| Typical use | Traffic management and impact protection |
| Price range | £383.40 - £588.00 (depending on option) |
Applications
- Protecting warehouse racking ends and loading areas from vehicle collisions
- Defining and guarding pedestrian walkways alongside traffic routes
- Shielding machinery and production lines from accidental impacts
- Perimeter protection around doorways, columns and building corners
- Traffic management in logistics hubs, factories and distribution centres
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I create a continuous run of protection with these barriers?
Yes, the straight bar sections and matching internal and external corners are designed to be combined to create continuous runs or tailored layouts to suit your floor plan.
Which length of bar section should I choose for my area?
Measure the length of the area you need to protect and select from the 1000 mm, 1500 mm or 2000 mm bar sections, using corner units where the barrier needs to turn. Multiple sections can be installed in sequence to cover longer runs.
Are these barriers suitable for busy industrial traffic routes?
These raised floor collision barriers are intended for industrial traffic management, helping to protect structures and segregate routes in areas used by forklifts and other vehicles. They should be installed and positioned according to your site risk assessment.