Traffic & Public fences
Low fences for people and traffic
Partitions for keeping (larger groups of) people at a distance and for guiding traffic. Heras Mobile offers you 1-meter-high mobile fences, barricades, 1-meter City Fences and fall protection for your construction sites.
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Traffic & Public fences variants & specifications
M100 Mobile fence 1.2m*3.5m + H&E
The characteristics and looks of a mobile fence are combined with the ease and convenience of a crowd barrier. The M100 can be used in combination with a special connection piece to create a total height of 3,2 metres. These mobile fences are also available as rental fences.
Specifications
- Dimensions Width : 11.5 '
- Dimensions Height : 3.9 '
- Material Fence : Steel
- Mesh opening Height : 9 5/6 "
- Mesh opening Width : 4 "
Downloads
- Productsheet M100 Mobile fence 1.2m*3.5m + H&E (C1303000)
- USA datasheet M100 mobile fence 11,5' x 3,9' + H&E
Installation instructions
M125 Crush Barrier 19 bars
An ideal barrier to control large groups of people. The self-locking hook not only ensures easy installation, but also enables a taut fence line to be created. The maximum bar-to-bar distance of 100 mm makes the fence child- and animal-friendly. The compatible transport rack holds 22 pieces of M125 barriers.
Specifications
- Dimensions Width : 8.2 '
- Dimensions Height : 3.6 '
- Material Fence : Steel
- Vertical Bar Number : 19
- Bar Distance : 100 mm
Downloads
Installation instructions
Make use of the Multi applications of low fences
Low (one metre) mobile fences can be attached on top of a two-metre construction fence using a connector. This way they become three metres high. Low mobile fences are also easy to position as roadblocks. If you are expecting many cyclists and pedestrians, a steel baseplate is better than a block. A steel baseplate reduces the risk of stumbling.
Security for the Grand Paris-Porte Maillot project
They’re hard at working building a 200-km railroad in Paris right now. The name of this project is ‘Grand Paris’. You can see the ‘Porte Maillot’ section of the project in the photo; they’re working underground on the new station here.
- Jérôme Lardenois
from Heras Mobile Fencing & Security France