Pedestrian fencing is designed to guide foot traffic toward safe crossing points and discourage unsafe, unplanned access to roadways at high-risk areas. It is manufactured to meet NSW Roads & Maritime Services (RMS) specifications and complies with relevant Australian Standards.
Typically installed along road medians and verges, this safety barrier is engineered to withstand low to moderate vehicle impacts while maintaining structural performance and safety.
Each panel is constructed from robust steel components and securely connected to posts using nut and bolt fixings. In the event of a collision, the panel is designed to collapse as a single unit, reducing the likelihood of individual components detaching and posing a risk to pedestrians or vehicle occupants.
The difference between Verge & Median panel designs is the pattern of the centre bars. These are angled to provide drivers with an unobstructed view of pedestrians or oncoming traffic.
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