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Our Armco-style steel barrier systems are designed for use in car parks, warehouses, loading areas, service yards and industrial sites, helping to separate vehicles from buildings, equipment, pedestrian areas and other vulnerable parts of a site.
Available as a modular system of galvanised steel beams, posts, corners, safety ends and fixings, the barrier can be configured to suit a wide range of private and commercial site layouts.
Whether you require a short barrier run or a larger system, our team can help identify the components required from your dimensions, drawing or site layout.
These Armco-style barriers are not crash tested or crash rated and are not supplied as a vehicle restraint system for use on public highways.
They are intended for general vehicle segregation and protection applications on private, commercial and industrial sites.
If your project requires a tested or certified vehicle restraint system, these products are not suitable for that application.
Aremco supplies Armco-style barrier systems for commercial, industrial and private-site applications throughout the UK.
Our team can help identify the components required from your dimensions, drawings or site photographs, making it easier to specify complete barrier runs rather than working out individual components yourself.
The Armco-style barriers supplied by Aremco are not crash tested or crash rated and are not supplied as a certified vehicle restraint system for use on public highways.
These barriers are intended for general vehicle segregation and protection applications on private, commercial and industrial sites.
If your project requires a crash-tested, impact-rated, highway-approved or certified vehicle restraint system, this product is not suitable for that application.
Please contact us before ordering if you are unsure whether this barrier system is appropriate for your intended use.
“Armco crash barrier” is a commonly used term for a modular corrugated steel barrier system used around car parks, warehouses, loading areas, service yards and industrial premises.
The system consists of corrugated steel beams mounted onto steel posts. Individual beams overlap and are connected using fixings to create the required barrier run.
Depending on the layout, the system can incorporate corners and different end treatments to suit the installation.
Although these products are commonly referred to as Armco crash barriers, the systems supplied by Aremco are not crash tested or crash rated.
Our standard Armco beams are available with the following specifications:
When calculating a continuous barrier run, allow approximately 3.2m effective coverage per beam because adjoining beams overlap.
A range of post configurations is available depending on the installation method and required barrier layout.
Available options include:
Different post and barrier heights are available, including configurations around:
The most appropriate configuration will depend on the site layout, installation method and intended application.
These heights do not represent tested impact or vehicle containment ratings.
If you're unsure which configuration to select, please contact us before ordering.
Different end treatments are available to finish a barrier run, including:
The most appropriate end treatment will depend on the barrier position, surrounding area and site layout.
Armco systems can be configured around changes in direction using suitable corner components and fabricated sections.
Options include:
If your barrier run contains corners or changes in direction, send us a drawing or sketch and we can help identify the components required.
A range of fixings is available for assembling and installing the barrier system, including:
The fixings required will depend on the posts, beams and installation arrangement selected.
Armco-style barriers are commonly used on private, commercial and industrial sites to help create separation between vehicles and vulnerable areas.
Typical applications include:
They can be installed both indoors and outdoors, depending on the site requirements.
These applications refer to general site segregation and protection. They do not indicate a tested level of vehicle impact performance.
If you already know the layout required, the following information will help us identify the components needed:
Don't worry if you aren't sure which individual components you need.
You can send us your dimensions, a simple sketch, drawing or site photographs, and our team can help prepare a parts list and quotation for the proposed layout.
Need a price for an Armco barrier run?
Send us your dimensions, layout drawing, sketch or site photographs together with the delivery postcode and we'll prepare a quotation based on your requirements.
For larger quantities and project requirements, please contact us for our best available quotation.
Call: 01384 566222
Email: sales@aremcobarriers.co.uk
Or use our Request a Quote form.
Armco barrier installation can be arranged if required.
Installation is carried out through our independent installer, with availability depending on the site location, layout and installation requirements.
If you would like installation included within your quotation, please provide as much information as possible about the proposed barrier layout and site conditions when contacting us.
Alternatively, barriers can be supplied for installation by your own contractor or site team.
Due to the length and weight of Armco beams, customers must ensure that suitable offloading facilities and/or sufficient personnel are available when the delivery arrives.
Armco beams cannot normally be offloaded using a standard tail-lift due to their dimensions.
Depending on the order, suitable mechanical offloading equipment or sufficient personnel may therefore be required on site.
If you anticipate any difficulty with offloading, please contact us before delivery is arranged so that we can discuss the available options.
Failure to provide suitable offloading arrangements may result in the delivery being unsuccessful and an additional re-delivery charge being incurred.
Some remote postcodes and locations may also incur additional carriage charges.
Please see our Shipping & Delivery Policy for full delivery and offloading information.
Our standard Armco beams are approximately 3.5 metres overall, providing approximately 3.2 metres of effective coverage once adjoining beams are overlapped.
When calculating the number of beams required for a continuous run, the overlap therefore needs to be taken into account.
No. The Armco-style barrier systems supplied by Aremco are not crash tested or crash rated.
They are supplied for general vehicle segregation and protection applications on private, commercial and industrial sites and should not be specified where a certified level of vehicle impact performance is required.
No. Our Armco-style barriers are not supplied as a certified vehicle restraint system for use on public highways.
If your project requires a highway-approved or certified vehicle restraint system, this product is not suitable for that application.
Standard Armco components are available with a galvanised finish to provide corrosion protection for indoor and outdoor applications.
Powder-coated finishes are also available on selected components where required.
We supply a range of post configurations, including Z-section and RSJ/I-beam posts, with bolt-down and cast-in options available.
The appropriate post will depend on the installation method, required barrier height and site layout.
Different post and barrier configurations are available, including heights around 560mm, 610mm, 760mm and 1100mm, depending on the system selected.
These heights do not represent different crash or impact ratings.
Please contact us if you're unsure which configuration is appropriate for your site.
Yes. Armco-style barriers can be installed inside warehouses, factories and other industrial premises where physical separation between vehicles and vulnerable areas is required.
The suitability of the fixing method and supporting surface should always be considered when planning the installation.
Yes. Send us the overall dimensions, required barrier runs and details of any corners or changes in direction.
A simple sketch, drawing or site photographs can also be useful, and we can help identify the beams, posts, ends and associated components required for your proposed layout.
Yes. Corner components and fabricated sections are available for layouts requiring changes in direction.
Send us your layout or a simple sketch and we can help identify the appropriate components.
Bolt-down posts are fixed to a suitable existing surface using appropriate anchors, while cast-in posts are installed into prepared foundations.
The most suitable option will depend on the site, supporting surface and installation requirements.
Yes. Installation can be arranged through our independent installer. Please contact us with your site location and proposed layout if you would like installation included within your quotation.
Nationwide delivery is available, subject to location and postcode restrictions.
Because Armco beams are long and heavy items, suitable offloading arrangements must be available at the delivery address. Please see our Shipping & Delivery Policy for further information.