Sound Blankets or Acoustic Blankets, are sound-absorbing panels designed to reduce noise pollution in sensitive areas, such as near highways, construction sites, and residential zones. These barriers block and absorb sound waves, providing a quieter environment and improving comfort for nearby residents and workers.
Barrier end treatments are safety components installed at the ends of road barriers to absorb impact and reduce the severity of collisions. Designed for temporary or permanent setups, they protect drivers and reduce damage to vehicles, making them essential in construction zones and along highways.
The BG800 road barrier is a portable, durable steel system designed for temporary traffic management. Made from galvanized steel, it’s lightweight yet robust, allowing quick installation and easy transport. Tested to meet high safety standards, the BG800® is ideal for construction zones and maintenance, with options for wheeled sections and emergency access gates for added versatility.
Concrete barriers are solid, durable structures used to control traffic flow, enhance safety, and protect work zones. They provide a strong, stable barrier to separate lanes, prevent vehicle crossovers, and safeguard pedestrians and workers, making them ideal for highways, construction sites, and event areas.
Crowd control products such as barriers, witches hats, and bollards, are portable, durable barriers used to guide and manage crowds at events, public gatherings, and construction sites. Designed to improve safety and organization, they help control pedestrian flow and create designated areas, ensuring efficient crowd management.
Plastic barriers are lightweight, portable safety barriers used for traffic control and crowd management. Often filled with water or sand for stability, they are ideal for temporary setups in construction zones, events, and roadworks, offering easy deployment and repositioning.
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MASH (Manual for Assessing Safety Hardware) is the industry standard used in Australia and internationally to test how traffic barriers perform in real impact conditions. It defines different test levels (TL1–TL4 for most temporary barriers) based on vehicle type, speed and impact angle.
Using MASH-compliant traffic barriers helps protect workers and road users, reduces the risk of vehicle penetration, and supports regulatory and project compliance. The appropriate MASH level depends on site conditions such as speed zones and traffic environment, with barriers required to be installed in line with tested configurations and relevant standards.
Temporary fencing is used to secure site perimeters, control access and improve safety on construction sites, civil projects, events and other temporary works areas. It helps protect workers, the public and site assets by creating clear boundaries and restricting unauthorised entry. Modular temporary fencing systems can be quickly installed, relocated and removed as site requirements change, making them a flexible solution for both short-term and long-term projects.
Crowd control barriers are used to manage pedestrian movement, create exclusion zones and improve safety at events, construction sites and public spaces. They help control access, protect work areas, define queue lines and establish secure perimeters around restricted zones. Our modular crowd control barrier systems can be quickly deployed and scaled to suit applications ranging from festivals and concerts to construction staging, emergency response and public gathering.
Acoustic blankets are used to help reduce noise pollution around construction sites, roadworks, events and other temporary work areas. They can be attached to temporary fencing or traffic barrier screens to create a portable noise-reduction solution that helps minimise disruption to nearby residents, businesses and road users.
