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ProSolve Pedestrian Barrier - Galvanized
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The ProSolve pedestrian barrier is a galvanised steel barrier designed for controlled pedestrian management across construction sites, roadworks, and public environments where separation is required. Measuring 2260mm in length, 1100mm in height, and 490mm in width including feet, and weighing 12kg, it offers a stable, familiar format. Built with a 25mm outer frame and 16mm uprights spaced at 100mm, it reflects standard, proven design.
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The ProSolve pedestrian barrier is a conventional, well-proportioned system intended for managing pedestrian movement in temporary worksites, public interfaces, and controlled access areas where clarity matters. It follows the dimensions most commonly used across the industry - 2260mm in length and 1100mm in height - which means it integrates easily into existing layouts without adjustment.
It’s made from galvanised steel, which is what you would expect for a barrier that is handled frequently, stored outdoors, and exposed to changing site conditions over time. No coatings to worry about. No ongoing maintenance concerns.
The frame is formed using a 25mm outer tube, providing the rigidity needed to prevent unnecessary flex during handling, transport, and repeated setup across uneven or demanding ground conditions. Inside that frame, 16mm upright tubes are spaced at 100mm intervals, giving a consistent infill that maintains visibility while still acting as a physical restriction.
It works. That spacing always has.
At the base, the 490mm wide fixed feet give the barrier a stable footprint that sits properly once placed, without the need for constant repositioning or correction during use. Stability matters. Especially on busy sites.
The overall weight of 12kg is typical for this type of barrier, allowing it to be handled by a single person while still having enough presence to remain settled in position. You notice the balance. It’s about right.
Like most barriers in this category, it links together to form continuous runs, making it suitable for guiding pedestrian routes, defining boundaries, or separating active work zones from public access areas. Nothing complicated. It does what it should.
It’s a standard design, built properly, and suited to the job it’s intended for without unnecessary variation or added complexity.
That’s enough.
We think this is the best pedestrian barrier on the market today.
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