How many barriers for my frontage?
Divide the metres by 2.2 and add a few spares for gates and corners. Easier still: tell us the run or send the site plan and the count comes back with the quote.
Can my crew set them up?
Yes — sections hook together by hand, no tools, and they're light enough for two people to carry comfortably. A hundred metres goes up in well under an hour once the stillages are dropped in the right spots.
Flat feet or bridge feet?
Flat feet where people walk past the line — nothing to trip on. Bridge feet grip better on uneven ground. Tell us where the line runs and we send the right feet.
Can I attach banners or scrim?
Yes — branding scrim and shade cloth tie onto the mesh. Remember wind: a fully scrimmed line catches a lot of it, so flag banners when you book and we'll talk bracing for exposed runs.
Crowd barriers or water barriers?
Crowd barriers manage people; water-filled barriers manage vehicles. If cars could reach the crowd, you need the water barrier line in front of (or instead of) the pedestrian line — plenty of events run both.
How do they arrive?
Stacked on stillages, dropped where you want the runs to start. Collection works the same in reverse — stack them back on and we pick up after bump-out.
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