Barrier Hire

Smiths Hire have various types of fences and barriers to help keep people safe and away from potentially hazardous or restricted areas. Available in 2 sizes – Expandable up to 2.25m Expandable up to 3.1m

For use on low speed highways that have a restricted vehicle speed of 30mph. Individual base units are 1.5m long x 0.5m wide x 0.42m high and weigh 60/48kg. Anti-Climb Fencing. Anti-Vandalism Design. High Visibility with red and white design Simple assembly. Pedestrian gate and post available

The Manual Arm Barrier allows you to control traffic flow on car parking areas and restrict over height vehicles from entering or leaving your property.

Whether you’re using them for temporary road blocks or for security, Smiths Hire have concrete security barriers to suit your need.

They are designed to create a solid wall leaving no gaps between each barrier when linked together. 3 x 1 Metre EVO Barriers (water filled to fill line) with mini mesh panels withstood wind speed of up to 55mph.

The most versatile pedestrian safety barrier hire options, Chapter 8 guard barrier systems can be flexibly deployed for both traffic and pedestrian control and warning.

Chapter 8 Pro Guard Barrier – 2.0m has the option of having Anti trip feet with a new scalloped design to prevent pedestrian / worker accidents.

This Strong Wall Barrier; a robust plastic barrier system comes with heavily weighted base (20kg) units that prevent tipping. Ideal for providing pedestrians with a safe route through or around construction areas.

Crowd Barrier Arch Entrance (Without Gate) is ideal to help keep people safe and away from potentially hazardous or restricted areas. This walkthrough barrier allows for easier access than a standard gate.

Crowd Barrier Arch Entrance (With Gate) is ideal to help keep people safe and away from potentially hazardous or restricted areas. Helps to address key health & safety issues in crowd and pedestrian control.

Crowd Barriers are perfect for use at events where a relatively large number of people are expected. They can help ensure that people don’t go into areas where they could come to harm as well as being able to direct them for things such as queues.