Centipede II Expandable Barrier

• Quick and easy installation
• Rubber lockable wheels
• Retractable for ease of transportation and storage
• Suitable for indoor and outdoor use
• Strong and non-rusting aluminum design with minimal plastic components
• Locking latch to connect multiple barriers together
• Available in yellow or red in two different heights

RES140405 – Red – H1200mm x W450mm x D2100(450 closed)mm – 25.5kg

RES140425 – Yellow – H1200mm x W450mm x D2100(450 closed)mm – 25.5kg

RES140415 – Yellow – H1800mm x W450mm x D2100(450 closed)mm – 35kg

RES140435 – Yellow – H1800mm x W450mm x D2100(450 closed)mm – 35kg

RES140490 – Red – H1200mm x W450mm x D4000(450 closed)mm – 44kg

RES140495 – Yellow – H1200mm x W450mm x D4000(450 closed)mm – 44kg

RES140495 – Yellow – H1200mm x W450mm x D4000(450 closed)mm – 44kg

RES140480 – Red – H1800mm x W450mm x D4000(450 closed)mm – 63kg

RES140485 – Yellow – H1800mm x W450mm x D4000(450 closed)mm – 63kg

What are the primary applications of Centipede Barriers?

Expanding barriers are commonly used for crowd management, pedestrian guidance, construction site safety, temporary closures, event management, and securing restricted areas.

Are expanding barriers suitable for indoor and outdoor use?

Yes, expanding barriers are designed for versatility and can be used in various environments, including both indoor and outdoor settings.

What are the advantages of using expanding barriers over traditional fixed barriers?

Expanding barriers offer greater flexibility, portability, and scalability compared to fixed barriers. They can be easily adjusted to accommodate changing traffic patterns or space requirements and are more convenient to transport and store when not in use.

What materials are expanding barriers typically made of?

Centipede Barriers are constructed from materials such as aluminum, and plastic. These materials are chosen for their durability, lightweight properties, and resistance to weather conditions.

Are there any safety considerations when using expanding barriers?

Users should ensure proper setup and placement of expanding barriers to prevent tripping hazards or obstruction of emergency exits. Additionally, regular inspection and maintenance are recommended to address any wear and tear and ensure continued functionality and safety.