Crowd Control Barrier Dimensions: Key to Safe and Efficient Management

Crowd Control Barrier Dimensions

These specifications ensure our barriers suit diverse needs, whether in Christchurch, Wellington, or Auckland.

How to Choose Crowd Control Barrier Dimensions

Selecting the right crowd control barrier dimensions depends on your specific requirements. The correct size ensures safety, functionality, and ease of use. BMP offers customizable solutions for various needs. Below are key factors to help you choose.

1. Understand the Purpose

Determine where and why you need barriers. For large public events, barriers with wider panel dimensions provide better coverage. Smaller spaces may require compact barriers for flexibility.

2. Panel Size

BMP’s standard panel size is 2.1m x 1.1m. This size offers the perfect balance of coverage and portability. If managing bigger crowds or long perimeters, larger panels might be more efficient.

3. Frame Diameter

The frame diameter affects the strength and durability of the barrier. BMP provides options ranging from 25mm to 48mm O.D. For heavy-duty applications, choose a thicker frame.

4. Infill Picket Spacing

Spacing between pickets determines how well the barrier controls crowd movement. BMP offers spacings of 60mm, 100mm, 190mm, and 200mm. Narrower spacing improves security, while wider gaps allow better visibility.

5. Feet Type

Feet design impacts stability and safety. Detached flat feet are ideal for preventing tripping hazards. Welded claw feet provide additional grip on uneven surfaces. Both options are available from BMP.

6. Finish

A hot-dipped galvanized finish protects barriers from rust and corrosion, especially in outdoor settings. Powder coating in custom colors enhances aesthetics for branding purposes.

Applications

Crowd control barriers are essential for public safety and efficient movement. They guide pedestrians and restrict access to specific areas. These barriers are widely used in construction sites, events, and public areas to manage crowds effectively. Ports like Tauranga frequently use these barriers for efficient operations.

Benefits

BMP’s barriers offer durability due to hot-dipped galvanizing, which ensures resistance to corrosion and weather. Their detachable flat feet design minimizes tripping risks. Powder-coated options provide aesthetic appeal, making them ideal for high-visibility applications. Customers can choose from a variety of colors to match their branding.

Packing

Barriers are securely packed for easy transportation and storage. Metal pallets wrapped with plastic film ensure barriers remain in pristine condition during shipping to New Zealand’s major ports like Dunedin or Napier. Custom packing is available upon request.

Production Process

1. Material Selection: High-quality steel ensures strength and durability.
2. Cutting and Welding: Steel pipes are cut to size and welded for a robust structure.
3. Galvanizing: Hot-dipped galvanizing protects against rust and enhances longevity.
4. Assembly: Barriers are fitted with feet, either detachable or welded claw types.
5. Inspection: Each barrier undergoes strict quality checks before packaging.

Conclusion

BMP crowd control barriers combine durability, safety, and aesthetics. Their versatility makes them suitable for any event or project. Ports like Nelson or Wellington benefit greatly from these high-quality barriers.