Introduction of pedestrian barrier

Pedestrian barrier, also known as pedestrian crowd control barricades,is an essential tool used in various public settings. These lightweight structures are designed to ensure public safety by mitigating hazards around construction sites and guiding pedestrian traffic. They serve as both physical and psychological barriers, effectively delineating footpaths and controlled areas.

Design and structure

The unique design allows these barriers to interlock, forming strong, stable lines that are challenging to breach. Security people can link these barriers together. This makes a strong line that is hard to get through. The barriers have special legs that make them stable and easy to stack. These features make the barriers good for controlling crowds and keeping areas safe.

They consist of a series of metal frames connected by interlocking hooks and loops. Each frame has vertical bars that prevent people from climbing over. The barriers are supported by flat, offset legs that provide stability and prevent tipping. These legs make the barriers easy to place on various surfaces and help reduce tripping hazards. The design allows for quick assembly and disassembly, making the barriers convenient for different events and locations.
Pedestrian barriers are available in various specifications, and you can choose from existing options or customize according to your needs.

Length	2.0m-2.5m or customized
Height	1.0m-1.5m or customized
Frame Tubing	20mm.25mm.32mm.40mm.42mm.48mm O.D
Upright Tubing	14mm.16mm.20mm.25mm O.D
Finished	Hot dipped galvanized or hot dipped galvanized with PVC coated
Frame Size	2.1*1.1m, 2.4*1.2m or as your requirement
Infill Picket	20mm.25mm.32mm.40mm.42mm.48mm O.D
Spacing	14mm.16mm.20mm.25mm O.D
Feet	60mm.100mm.190mm.200mm
Frame	Detached, Flat, Bridge Type

Pedestrian Barrier Materials and Surface Treatments

When buying pedestrian barriers, material and surface treatment are key factors to consider. These elements determine the durability, cost, and suitability of the barriers for different environments.

1. Galvanized Pipe with Zinc Spray at Welds

2. Low Carbon Steel Pipe with Hot-Dip Galvanization

Another option involves welding low-carbon steel pipes and then applying hot-dip galvanization. This process significantly extends the barrier's lifespan, providing strong resistance against rust and corrosion. It's an excellent choice for harsh environments, such as coastal areas or places with acidic conditions. The downside is the higher cost compared to other treatments, making it a premium option.

3. Plastic Powder Coating
Plastic powder coating is commonly applied over galvanized pipes. This treatment offers a variety of color choices, making it a flexible option for different settings. The price is moderate, sitting between basic galvanized options and premium stainless steel. While providing good protection and aesthetic appeal, it doesn't match the durability of hot-dipped barriers but serves well in less aggressive environments.

4. Stainless Steel Welded Pipes
For pedestrian barriers, stainless steel welded pipes are unbeatable. They do not require any surface treatment as the material is inherently rust-resistant. The bright, polished appearance makes these barriers visually appealing for high-end venues. Despite their excellent durability and aesthetic , the high cost can be a limiting factor for many projects.

Choosing the right pedestrian barrier involves balancing cost, appearance, and environmental needs. From the more economical galvanized options to the premium stainless steel, there is a solution for every setting. By understanding the materials and surface treatments available, you can get the best pedestrian barrier for your specific requirements.

Types of Pedestrian Barrier
Pedestrian barriers come in different types for various needs:

Flat Feet Barriers:These have flat bases for stability and to prevent tripping, best for indoor use or on smooth surfaces. They stack easily for storage.

Bridge Feet Barriers:Great for uneven ground, these have arched bases to stay stable on rough terrain, perfect for outdoor use.

Welded Fixed Feet Barriers: With feet permanently attached, these barriers are sturdy and good for busy areas but are harder to move and store.

Chain Link Fence Barriers: These have a wire mesh attached to frames, providing security while letting you see through. They're good for construction sites or events needing extra security.

Barriers with Wheels: Easy to move around, these barriers are ideal for places where you need to change layouts often, offering high flexibility.

Applications of Pedestrian barrier

Construction Sites: They provide a safe boundary around hazardous areas, keeping pedestrians away from dangers like open pits or machinery.

Sporting Events: Used to guide crowds, separate spectators from the playing area, and manage queues at entrances or ticket booths.

Parades and Festivals: Barriers help to create clear routes for participants , while keeping the audience at a safe distance from floats and performers.

Concerts and Outdoor Events: Used to manage entry and exit points, divide different zones (such as VIP areas), and control the flow of people.
 

Each of these settings benefits from the orderly and safe environments that pedestrian barriers help to create.
To learn more about pedestrian barriers, call Glory Fence. Specializing in the production and export of pedestrian barriers for over 10 years, we are confident we can provide you with satisfactory products.