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Crowd Control Barriers

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Street Solutions UK supplies crowd control barriers to event organisers, construction contractors, facilities managers and local authorities across the UK. Fixed leg, self weighted and walkthrough barriers are used to line queues, hold back crowds at events and race routes, close roads for street markets and processions, and keep the public clear of work areas and site entrances. All barriers meet relevant UK highway and public safety standards.

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How to choose crowd control barriers

Street Solutions UK is a trusted UK supplier of crowd control barriers, including fixed leg, self weighted and walkthrough models. We pride ourselves on competitive pricing, fast UK delivery and expert product support. Whether you are running a single event or managing barriers across a national contract, our team is ready to help you specify the right barrier. Browse the full range online or contact us for a trade quote.

Crowd Control Barriers questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a crowd control barrier?

A crowd control barrier is a free standing metal barrier that links to the next one to form a continuous run. It is used to guide queues, mark routes and hold the public back from a hazard.

What is the difference between fixed leg and self weighted barriers?

Fixed leg barriers sit on flat feet and suit most pedestrian control work. Self weighted barriers carry extra ballast in the base, which helps on exposed sites and where crowd pressure is expected.

What is a walkthrough barrier?

A walkthrough barrier includes a gap or a spring loaded gate so marshals and staff can pass through a barrier line without moving a whole section. It keeps the run closed to the public.

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