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Expandable Barriers

Expandable Barriers

Shop expandable barriers for temporary access control, restricted areas, pedestrian guidance and compact site safety. HERMEQ supplies folding safety barriers, concertina barriers, plastic expandable barriers, metal expanding barriers and wheeled options for construction sites, events, facilities, depots, public buildings and maintenance teams.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are expandable barriers used for?

Expandable barriers are used to temporarily restrict access, guide pedestrians, close off hazards and mark work areas. They are commonly used on construction sites, in facilities, warehouses, public buildings, venues, depots, schools, hospitals and maintenance areas.

What is the difference between expandable barriers and concertina barriers?

Expandable barriers is the broader category term. Concertina barriers are a type of expandable barrier that use a scissor-style folding frame to extend across an opening and collapse down for storage.

Are expandable barriers suitable for outdoor use?

Some expandable barriers are suitable for indoor and outdoor use, but suitability varies by product. 

Can expandable barriers be linked together?

Some expandable barriers can be linked together using clips, hooks or latch systems. Always check the product page to confirm whether the selected barrier is designed with a connection system.

Are plastic or metal expandable barriers better?

Plastic expandable barriers are useful where lightweight handling and high visibility are priorities. Metal or steel expandable barriers may be better where a stronger frame is required for repeat commercial use. The best choice depends on the site, handling requirements and storage space.

Can expandable barriers stop vehicles?

No. Standard expandable barriers are not vehicle impact barriers. They are designed for pedestrian guidance, temporary access restriction and visible demarcation, not for stopping moving vehicles.

How should expandable barriers be stored?

Expandable barriers should be folded down and stored securely in a dry, stable location where they cannot fall, obstruct walkways or become damaged.