Barriers: Manage Your Pedestrian Traffic Better
Barriers are an ideal solution for crowd control. You can use them to manage foot traffic in an organised way during events or at public places. Safety Xpress is Australia's leading supplier of quality safety barriers and railings.
We offer a diverse range of expandable and retractable barriers to provide effective queue management systems, especially in high traffic areas. We deliver all our safety barriers to Melbourne, Sydney, Adelaide, Brisbane, Gold Coast (QLD) and all other major cities in Australia.
High-Quality Barriers for Crowd Management
We focus on the safety of your customers and employees with our wide range of products. If you are looking for a temporary traffic control and barrier system – you will find a solution on our website.
You can explore our shop for safety barriers and railings, including:
- Expandable steel barriers — Compact when stored and fast to deploy, these barriers create instant exclusion zones for maintenance, cleaning or hazard control. Ideal for redirecting pedestrians and blocking access during short-term works.
- Portable fence barriers — These are lightweight panels that set up quickly on construction sites or public events. They create controlled walkways and keep people clear of risk zones without requiring permanent fixtures.
- Belt bollards and crowd control barriers — Belt bollards suit retail, hospitality and indoor public spaces where queues shift through the day, while steel crowd control barriers are tougher and built for outdoor worksites, events and temporary exclusion zones. Both options create visible pathways that keep foot traffic organised.
Car park Wheel Stops
One benefit of using carpark wheelstops supplied by Safety Xpress, is their design. Black and yellow are the most popular and preferred colour combination as they suit the surface in most carpark spaces. Wheelstops are the perfect solution because they are a small effective addition to your parking spaces. They provide a professional look and you can use them for office building parking and parking spaces in any location.
They are great for organising your carpark by defining parking spaces, making sure all vehicles are parked safely at a specific distance from each other. They assist in specifying the direction in which you desire all vehicles to be parked, giving a clean and well-disciplined look. Carpark wheelstops aid your visitors to park safely, minimise block-ins of cars and keep your parking spaces functioning effectively and efficiently.
Our rubber wheelstops are one of our most popular products because of their high performing functionality and visual features. Apart from commercial and business locations, our wheelstops can also be used in home garages, ensuring enough space between the front of your car and your garage wall.
Buy Safety Barriers and Railings With Confidence
Safety Xpress incorporates quality, durability and strength in all of its products because your safety is our priority. Our customers are highly satisfied with the quality of products we deliver, evidenced by the vast collection of customer feedback on our website.
Shop safety barriers and railings today, or reach out to us for expert guidance and recommendations.
FAQs
Do I always need safety barriers or railings?
On construction sites and similar work environments, buying safety barriers or railings are mandatory when an exposed edge has a fall of one metre or more. Areas like balconies, mezzanines, ramps and stairways must be protected to meet safety rules. Outside fall-prevention, you may still need railings or barriers for pedestrian guidance, queue control or hazard zoning. We supply a wide range of these non-structural options for everyday safety and traffic management.
How tall must the safety barrier or handrail be?
General hazard-control or pedestrian-guidance barriers don’t follow one national rule. Most states offer guidance rather than fixed standards. A practical benchmark is around 900 mm, which suits most non-structural safety applications.
What are the spacing and opening requirements for balustrades and barriers?
Pedestrian-guidance and hazard-control barriers don’t have a set national spacing requirement. These products are designed for directing movement, improving visibility and absorbing light impact, so spacing depends on how you need people to flow through the area and how clearly you want to define each zone.
