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Barricade

Also called Crowd control barrier · Bike rack barricade · Police barricade · Pedestrian barrier

Interlocking steel barriers that control crowds, direct traffic and define restricted areas.

Manual / non-powered
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Overview

A barricade is a steel barrier that interlocks with the next one to make a continuous line. The linking is the point — it is what lets a line hold a crowd or a traffic route rather than merely mark it.

Event queues and crowd lines, traffic and pedestrian control, construction zone boundaries, parades and road closures.

Because they link, what you need is a length rather than a count. Measure the run and ask at the counter.

Anchor them so wind or crowd pressure cannot shift the line, check every section for damage before it goes out, and make sure anything beside live traffic is visible and reflective at night.

Catalogue specifications

  • 4' H x 8'W

Best uses

  • Event queues and crowd lines
  • Traffic and pedestrian control
  • Construction zone boundaries
  • Parades and road closures

Troubleshooting

Barricades separate or drift apart

Checks to try, in order

  1. Seat the hooks fully in the neighbouring barricade's loops.
  2. Set the line on the most level ground available.

Reference draft — always follow the manufacturer’s manual.

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Barricades tipping over

Checks to try, in order

  1. Make sure the feet point in the right direction.
  2. Anchor or weight the line and avoid hanging banners on windy days.

Reference draft — always follow the manufacturer’s manual.

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Safety

For manual / non-powered

  • Inspect for damage before every use and never exceed the rated load.

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