Elements of the system
Concert-grade barrier
Reinforced frame for crowd pressure, with a step and hooks.
Temporary galvanized steel barrier
The standard event enclosure element, coupled into runs.
Coated barrier
Colour matched to the venue or organiser identity.
Accordion barrier
Folds out without coupling elements, for fast closures.
PVC barrier
Light, fast to deploy and highly visible.
Access corridors
Entry lanes with control points and airlocks.
Gates and passages
Controlled entries and emergency exits within the barrier line.
Covers and banners
Surface for signage and for limiting visibility.
Event barriers: types and planning the runs
A crowd-control barrier has two jobs: to set the route and to take the pressure of people. The classic steel element is about two metres long and coupled into runs with hooks, so the whole line works as one structure. Accordion barriers fold out without coupling elements, which shortens setup on short closures.
The category covers concert-grade barriers with a reinforced frame, temporary galvanized steel barriers, accordion barriers, PVC versions, access corridors with control points, gates and evacuation passages set into the line, and covers and banners fitted to the enclosure.
Planning starts from the number of people and control points, not from the number of barriers. An entry run is split into lanes, evacuation passages must keep the required widths and directions, and wind-exposed barriers need larger feet or ballast.
Products in this category
Where it works
What the quotation confirms
Frequently asked questions
How many barriers does an entrance need?
Concert-grade or standard temporary?
Can an enclosure block an escape route?
We will plan the enclosures for your event.
Send the run length, site conditions and deadline, and we will come back with a configuration and a quotation.