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Workplace Safety Barriers

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Street Solutions UK supplies a full range of workplace safety barriers to warehouse managers, facilities managers, and health and safety officers across the UK. Our products are used for protecting racking, structures, and personnel from forklift and vehicle impacts in warehouses and industrial facilities, and all meet PAS 13, PUWER, and relevant BS EN standards.

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Protect People and Assets in Your Warehouse

High-quality warehouse safety and workplace protection for warehouse managerss across the UK. Compliant with PAS 13. Fast UK delivery available.

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Workplace Safety Barriers

Protect People and Assets in Your Warehouse

High-quality warehouse safety and workplace protection for warehouse managerss across the UK. Compliant with PAS 13. Fast UK delivery available.

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Street Solutions UK is a trusted UK supplier of workplace safety barriers and related warehouse safety and workplace protection. We pride ourselves on competitive pricing, fast UK delivery, and expert product support. Whether you're a sole trader or a national contractor, our team is ready to help you find the right solution. All products comply with PAS 13, PUWER, and relevant BS EN standards. Browse the full range online or contact us for a trade quote.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is PAS 13 for warehouse safety barriers?

PAS 13 is a UK specification for the performance requirements of modular and non-modular polymer safety barriers used in warehouses and industrial environments. PAS 13 tested barriers provide assurance of their impact performance.

Where should safety barriers be positioned in a warehouse?

Safety barriers should be positioned along loading docks, at racking end frames, around plant and machinery, and at pedestrian and vehicle crossing points to create clear separation between people and forklifts.

What is the difference between a safety bollard and a safety barrier?

Safety bollards protect specific points such as fire hydrants, electrical panels, and door frames from vehicle impact. Safety barriers protect larger areas or linear runs such as the length of a racking aisle.

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