25 kg 1.2×2 m Stainless‑Steel Mobile Traffic Isolation Barrier Fence for Pedestrian Zone Segregation

• 1.2 × 2 m barrier size
  Provides a practical barrier panel size for temporary pedestrian and traffic segregation.

• Approx. 25 kg per unit
  The mobile design allows the barrier to be repositioned according to changing site requirements.

• Stainless steel / iron construction
  Designed as a durable metal barrier for temporary outdoor and public-area separation.

• 51 × 1.9 mm main tube
  The supplied product information specifies a 51 × 1.9 mm main tube construction.

• 25 × 1.4 mm vertical tubes
  Vertical tubes are specified as 25 × 1.4 mm.

• Mobile barrier format
  Suitable for locations where pedestrian routes and restricted areas may need to be changed or reorganized.

• Suitable for temporary site segregation
  Can be used to separate pedestrian zones, guide traffic flow and define controlled areas.

• Suitable for multiple public environments
  The original product positioning includes outdoor sites, shopping malls, stations and subway environments.

The 25kg 1.2×2m Mobile Traffic Isolation Barrier Fence can be used for temporary separation and pedestrian management in a variety of environments.

Shopping Malls and Commercial Areas

Use the barrier to separate pedestrian routes, temporary work areas, entrances, queues or restricted sections within shopping and commercial environments.

Railway and Subway Stations

The barrier can help define pedestrian circulation routes and separate temporary restricted areas in station and subway environments.

Outdoor Sites

Its mobile format makes it suitable for temporary outdoor traffic isolation and pedestrian segregation where the site layout may change during operations.

Events and Public Gatherings

The barrier can be used to organize pedestrian movement and create temporary separation zones around event areas.

For broader event infrastructure, Event Supplies provides access to other event-related products.

Temporary Access-Control Areas

The barrier can help establish temporary boundaries around areas requiring controlled pedestrian access.

How to Choose the Right Barrier

When selecting a mobile barrier for a project, consider the actual site requirements rather than choosing only by overall dimensions.

Important factors include:

• Required barrier length

• Pedestrian flow

• Site layout

• Indoor or outdoor use

• Required repositioning frequency

• Ground conditions

• Required access points

• Local safety and crowd-management requirements

1. What is the size of this mobile barrier?

The barrier measures 1.2 × 2 m. The supplied product information identifies it as a 1.2 × 2 m mobile traffic isolation barrier.

2. How much does one barrier weigh?

The stated product weight is approximately 25 kg per piece.

3. What are the tube dimensions?

The main tube is specified as 51 × 1.9 mm, while the vertical tubes are 25 × 1.4 mm.

4. Where can this barrier be used?

It is positioned for applications including outdoor sites, shopping malls, stations and subway environments, as well as temporary pedestrian and traffic separation.

5. Is this barrier suitable for events?

Yes, it can be considered for temporary pedestrian segregation and traffic isolation at event sites. However, suitability for a specific crowd-control application depends on the site conditions and applicable local safety requirements.

6. Is the barrier load-rated?

A load rating is not provided in the supplied product information. Do not assume a crowd-load, impact-load or wind-load rating unless this has been separately confirmed.

7. Is it suitable for permanent outdoor installation?

The supplied information positions the product as a mobile barrier for temporary traffic and site isolation. For permanent installation or demanding environmental conditions, the required material grade, finish, corrosion resistance and project requirements should be confirmed before ordering.

8. Can the barriers be used to create a longer separation line?

The product is intended as an individual mobile barrier unit. The required number of units and any connection arrangement should be confirmed according to the planned site layout.