Our fixed leg crowd control bar barriers are a practical and professional solution for managing pedestrian flow and creating low-level perimeters at construction sites, public events, and private functions.
Crafted from galvanised steel and built to last, these barriers are ideal for guiding foot traffic, creating queue systems, or sectioning off restricted areas with ease.
Each unit measures 2.3 metres wide by 1.1 metres high and features a fixed leg for maximum ground stability. The integrated “J hook” connectors make setup and takedown quick and simple – no extra tools or fittings needed. However, optional fence couplers can be used for added security in high-traffic areas.
Specifications
Width: 2.3 metres
Height: 1.1 metres
Weight: Approx. 11–14kg
Material: Galvanised steel
Assembly required: No
Stackable: Yes
Leg type: Fixed leg
Connection type: J hook
Key Features That Make a Difference
- Sturdy construction – Made from galvanised steel to resist rust and wear.
- Quick and easy setup – Interlocking J hooks require no additional fixings.
- Fixed leg design – Provides excellent stability without the need for ground penetration.
- Ideal dimensions – 2.3m (W) x 1.1m (H), perfect for crowd management and temporary boundaries.
Why Choose Our Crowd Control Bar Barriers?
When it comes to safety and ease of use, our barriers are built with practicality in mind. Here’s why they’re a favourite for event organisers and site managers:
- Supplied as a complete unit – no assembly needed.
- Durable galvanised finish ensures long-term outdoor use.
- Fixed feet mean there’s no need to worry about base placement or stability issues.
- Easy to store and transport – stack neatly when not in use.
Where Are These Crowd Control Barriers Most Commonly Used?
These barriers are incredibly versatile and commonly used across a wide range of settings, including:
Private parties or temporary car park management.
Construction sites to guide pedestrian walkways.
Outdoor festivals and concerts for queue control.
Sporting events for perimeter marking.
School fetes, markets, and other public events.
