Chapter 8 Barrier

Chapter 8 barriers are ideal for directing foot or vehicle traffic around hazards or to a particular destination. You will often find them directing queues at events, guiding pedestrians around hazards, roadworks and any situation that requires a diversion of some kind.

Chapter 8 barriers from Ibex Supplies provide a simple solution for traffic control. Designed to be stacked and stored efficiently, these high visibility products offer a versatile and cost-effective solution and can form an extensive system of sturdy barriers.

Manufactured from high-density polyethylene (HDPE), these barriers are fully compliant with relevant guidelines including BSEN8442, BSEN12899-1, Chapter 8 The Traffic Signs Manual, The Red Book 2013 and Traffic Signs Regulations and General Directions.

Chapter 8 barriers are built with an innovative universal pin system for easy connection to other units. This system ensures strength and security and guards against removal or tampering. The 1000mm high barriers are made from a blow-moulded HDPE material for extra durability.

Designed to meet strict Chapter 8 street work compliance guidelines and featuring high visibility colours, the Chapter 8 Barriers are as effective as they are practical.

Barriers are available in high visibility orange or blue colours.

Benefits of Chapter 8 barriers

Chapter 8 barriers from Ibex Supplies are lightweight and robust. They are easy to move, connect together securely for longer barriers and stack efficiently. They are also weatherproof, highly visible and can be specified with non-slip feet. There are few more convenient and effective ways to direct traffic.

These Chapter 8 barriers include 360-degree swivel feet that provide a stable base. These feet can be specified with non-slip properties for extra stability. This stable footing means the barriers can be used on uneven or rough surfaces as well as pavements and road surfaces.

Barriers can be used individually to bar entry or be connected together to provide a flexible barrier of any length. All fixings are moulded in place so special fittings are not required.

Common uses of Chapter 8 barriers

The strength of Chapter 8 barriers is their versatility. They can be used to redirect pedestrian traffic around roadworks, trip or other hazards, around public works or incidents.

Chapter 8 barriers can also be used at events to manage queueing, direct foot traffic to a particular destination or to a particular path. Wherever you need a light and effective barrier, these excel!

Being fully compliant with Chapter 8 Streetworks, these barriers can be used anywhere that requires some kind of flexible, highly visible barrier.