- Used to control pedestrian traffic.
- Used to block off a particular area.
- Used to block off a particular area.
- Make sure all barriers are connected correctly.
- Make sure all the components you are going to use are in good condition, do not use any damaged, dirty, bent or broken pieces.
- Wear gloves, hard hat and safety boots when erecting the scaffolding.
- Make sure all the components you are going to use are in good condition, do not use any damaged, dirty, bent or broken pieces.
- Wear gloves, hard hat and safety boots when erecting the scaffolding.
- Unit weight 70 lbs.
- Hot dipped galvanized frame with mesh grating.
- One piece construction.
- Equipped with hooks to connect one another.
- Hot dipped galvanized frame with mesh grating.
- One piece construction.
- Equipped with hooks to connect one another.
- Have at least two people to set up the barriers.
- When starting your length of barrier, line all units up first.
- Connect each barrier by turning one unit 180 degrees and hooking it into place and then turn unit back to its permanent position.
- For full operating instructions, please refer to the operators manual.
- When starting your length of barrier, line all units up first.
- Connect each barrier by turning one unit 180 degrees and hooking it into place and then turn unit back to its permanent position.
- For full operating instructions, please refer to the operators manual.
- If you cannot connect other components to the frames because they do not fit, be sure the barriers are level and square.
- If the components do not connect, check for possible defects such as dirt, bends, weak welds, crushed ends etc.
- If barriers are not sturdy make sure they are all in line, in the same direction.
- If the components do not connect, check for possible defects such as dirt, bends, weak welds, crushed ends etc.
- If barriers are not sturdy make sure they are all in line, in the same direction.
