100% recycled / Environmentally friendly
50 units/pallet
The Chapter 8 Firmus Barrier creates a highly visible line to make people aware they’re approaching a marked out area.
The UV stabilised polyethylene structure offers reassurance to pedestrians and vehicles of the protected site or walkway.
The Chapter 8 Firmus Barrier can be deployed with ease in either a straight line or angled to adjust to the shape of the boundary area.
It is 2 metres length with a height of 1 metre and connects using the universal hook and eye connection which allows the Chapter 8 Firmus Barrier to adapt to uneven surfaces, kerbs or slopes without compromising on stability.
In bad weather or night time hours the visibility of the reflective strip can be made increased by adding beacons or hazard warning signs.
Also, the standard feet may be obtrusive when the barriers are used as a walkway, so the option of changing for anti-trip feet will eliminate that loss of walkway space.
Elite GSS Ltd accepts no liability whatsoever from any damage, loss or injury arising from the installation and ground conditions on which these products are used.
Whether you are unsure this product is right for the job or you need to choose something specific for the purpose, we can often offer additional solutions out of our extensive range.
Functionality
These barriers can be connected together with the hook and eye system.
What is Chapter 8?
Need to know what the Chapter 8 specifications are?
The diagram below simply shows the requirements of Chapter 8 reflectivity strips.
Read the detailed documentation from Gov.uk traffic sign publications.
Handling & Storage
Gloves should be worn when handling this product. We deliver to site in pre-wrapped packs, stacked 30 units per pallet and banded with polyester strips, to safely transport and store using mechanical equipment. This may vary for some products.
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Waste and Resource Efficiency can often be underestimated when it has been produced on site until the project is complete.
To reduce the impacts of a “throwaway culture” and move towards a world with zero waste, most of our products can be reused or recycled for other projects, which can lead to increased efficiency and profitability for businesses.
