This RS PRO safety barrier is the perfect solution to organise and restrict access to specific areas. The temporary retractable belt barrier works quickly and effectively as a portable barrier system. This is a sturdy, durable barrier. It has a weighted base with wheels for transportation and a high red post, standing at 900mm. This safety barrier features tough, woven nylon hazard red and white tape, 3 meters in length, with an end/clip for easy attachment.

This safety barrier is a professional way to control ques, manage crowd flow and restrict access to specific areas. Presenting a solution to any crowd control issue.

RS PRO have a range of safety barriers including permanently fixed or temporary bases for both short and long-term needs. The range offers a variety of colours and sizes to ensure a wide product range.

These temporary retractable belt barriers are ideal for use in crowds to control ques. For example, in shops, events and especially in security such as at an airport. Generally, the barriers are used to prevent entry to specific areas to ensure safety and organisation within crowd control. Providing protection by ensuring a safe environment.

A temporary retractable belt is a portable barrier that is lightweight and easy to move. The temporary barrier is ideal for use in crowds as it allows for different areas to be sectioned off. With the barrier being able to move, it broadens the use of the barrier.

Retractable barriers are designed with a belt system that rolls itself up into the cassette. This belt is pulled out and the end/clip is attached to the next post to form a barrier. This connecting post will also have a belt to be connected onto the next post, and continued, with the post being portable, these retractable barriers offer solutions to many crowd control problems.

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