Bottom price Stainless Steel Crowd Control Barrier Stand - Galvanized Crowd Control barrier – Hepeng

Galvanized Crowd Control barrier

 1. Detailed introduction

Crowd control barrier  frames are made from durable 1-1/2″ OD 16 gauge steel framing, while uprights are made from 1/2″ OD 16 gauge steel tubing. Uprights are fully inserted into the frame before welding, providing extraordinary strength.
Choose from two foot systems: a detachable foot(bridge and flat)or a fixed foot.  The feet are removable which makes transportation and storage much easier and more efficient.
Barricade interlock using the industry standard hook and half-loop fastening system provides a union that prevents a single barricade from being removed from a continuous line of barricades.
The barriers are light and easy to handle, while being strong and robust at the same time

Hot dipped galvanized advantages:

Crowd control barrier are fully hot-dipped galvanized after welding. Each barrier is completely dipped in a gal bath after manufacture. This is the best galvanizing process available.This means they will be far more weather resistant and durable, and will last much longer than other crowd barriers on the market.

4. Different kinds of base feet

Crowd control metal barricade with bridge feet, is the best selling crowd control barrier on the market! The bridge-foot design provides maximum stability for the barrier , thus making the product an ideal choice for use on grass, soft or uneven surfaces. The Bridge Foot provides the best resistance to pushing by crowds – so if you are planning a parade, rally or concert, choose this  for your sensitive crowd control needs.

Crowd control metal barricade with flat feet, is the ideal choice at special events or venues that require funneling crowds or traffic in parallel lines. The flat-foot design minimizes the tripping hazard and vehicle tires roll easily over the foot without damage to the barricade. The flat foot distributes weight evenly and rubber grommets provide added protection for sensitive floors. Two holes in each foot allows it to be anchored to the ground.

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