This Heavy-Duty Swinging Height Barrier restricts the size of vehicles allowed into certain areas such as Lorries and heavy-duty vehicles into car parks.
Our heavy-duty height barriers provide robust access control, ensuring the safety and efficient management of traffic. These durable and reliable solutions are designed to restrict oversized vehicles from entering specified areas, thereby preventing potential damage and congestion.
Ideal for various environments, including car parks and industrial sites, these barriers are built to last, offering a dependable way to control vehicle access and maintain orderly traffic flow.
This height barrier features swinging crossbeams, allowing for the passage of emergency vehicles and other essential traffic. Optional locking lugs are available to secure the crossbeams in the open position if additional posts are not feasible, albeit at an extra cost. The precise positioning of these locking lugs is to be determined by the customer.
Delivered in four sections for convenient transportation, comprising two vertical posts and two crossbeams, the unit can be easily assembled on-site. Customisation options are available to tailor the barrier to specific height and width requirements.
For orders necessitating an additional central leg, please reach out to us at sales@aremcobarriers.co.uk. Alternatively, you can fill out our contact form or directly contact us at 01384 566222.
Kindly be advised that this gate undergoes powder coating without prior galvanisation, as galvanisation may interfere with the functionality of movable components post-coating.
Top rails are manufactured from 120mm x 60mm x 3.5mm
Legs are manufactured from 101.6mm od* x 6mm wall
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A favourite with Transport for West Midlands (formerley Centro), West Midlands Combined Authority, and Midland Metro.
These height barriers have been installed at numerous Park and Ride Car Parks. below are just a few of the Stations.
Old Hill, Bradley Lane, Tamebridge, Bromsgrove, Kings Norton, Bescot, Longbridge and Sutton Coldfield, to name just a few.
What is a Height Restrictor Barrier?
A height restrictor, height barrier, or height restriction barrier is a horizontal barrier mounted at the maximum allowed height, preventing taller vehicles from crossing. It is an artificial barrier. It may be placed some distance before something more substantial that imposes this limit (such as a roof), or may be used to enforce legal vehicle restrictions. Height restrictors can be found in front of underpasses, covered bridges, drive-throughs with overhanging roofs, parking garage entrances, and over-ground parking lots. The maximum height is usually posted either on the barrier itself or on a nearby sign.
*od: outside diameter of tube.
Made to order, please contact us with your requirements.
The HSE advises on the safety precautions for car park height barriers to prevent accidents and potential fatalities. These swinging barriers, common in retail car parks and other establishments, consist of horizontal bars hinged on vertical posts, manually operated to allow or deny access.
Accidents have occurred due to inadequately secured barriers, resulting in partial openings and the protruding end profile impaling oncoming vehicles. Visibility issues may also contribute, with barriers striking vehicles as they swing into their path due to wind, gravity, or vandalism.
Users are reminded of their responsibilities: conducting risk assessments to identify hazards and taking precautions to eliminate or control them. Existing risk assessments should be reviewed to assess risk elimination possibilities. Horizontal barriers should be secured by human intervention, preventing vandalism and ensuring safety.
Barriers must be adequately secured at all times, whether open or closed, with a padlock sufficing. Enhance visibility by painting or marking them with alternate bands for drivers' awareness. Regular inspections are crucial to ensure securing methods and visibility remain intact.
Maintenance should follow manufacturer instructions, and consultation with suppliers is recommended if assessments reveal inadequacies in securing or visibility requirements.
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