A publicly accessed area strewn with discarded litter and cigarette butts is unsightly and unhygienic. First impressions always count and visitors to your business, or workplace, won't appreciate navigating through scattered rubbish to interact with you! Thankfully, there are very easy ways to solve this problem. A strategically placed waste bin wi...

Introducing our brand-new Rib-Rail Modular Guard Rail system .   Rib-Rail is a highly visible, powder-coated steel modular guardrail system comprising four standard-length steel rails which you can use with either single or double height posts, and because it's modular, there is no cutting or welding required. The bolt-on rails can attach to t...

Introducing our new super heavy-duty Pit Bull bollard. Specially designed for asset and pedestrian protection from moving vehicles, Pit Bull has what it takes. Pit Bull's extra thick 12mm wall thickness means it is serious about security. It is available in Below Ground with welded concrete anchors for permanent applications, or there's a Removable...

Barrier Group is thrilled to announce that our Pilot Retractable Belt System has been selected as a Finalist in the 2019 Victorian Premier's Design Awards in the strongly contested Product Design category. The Awards attracted a very high calibre of submissions across eight categories which were judged by an independent Jury Panel of industry exper...

Ever thought something was too good to be true? Well, it usually is. Take this example of a cheap truck stop. With only a 2mm wall thickness, it collapsed after its first use. Barrier Group's Heavy Duty Truck Stop has a 5mm wall thickness, and the three mounting feet are fillet welded into place, not spot welded. Our large TS140-G Heavy Duty Truck ...

A recent article in the Gold Coast Bulletin highlights the importance of visibility when selecting products to use in your carpark. Unfortunately, an elderly lady didn't notice concrete wheel stops in a carpark and sustained multiple injuries as a result of a fall. She is now suing Gold Coast City Council as she feels that the concrete wheel stops ...