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 ...
Barrier Group's Cam-lok Removable In-ground bollards have always been the go-to product for protecting businesses against ram raids – and they still are. Our premium range of Cam-lok bollards is still available with Bi-lock High-Security locks and registered keys. However, while many businesses require the same level of protection, not everyone nee...
Two city councils in the USA have implemented a radical plan to boost the safety of its residents from vehicle attacks during street parades, events and festivals. Coronado, a suburb of San Diego and Starkville Mississippi have installed hundreds of bollard sleeves at designated key access points within the city area with the ability to deploy temp...
There is an old saying 'a chain is only as strong as its weakest link.' A recent ram-raid of an Anaconda outlet in Frankston has demonstrated that this concept can also be applied to bollards. Despite the presence of bollards around the perimeter, thieves managed to find a vulnerability within the installation allowing them to crash a stolen Ford T...
More used to standing guard against the likes of English fast bowlers Harold Larwood and Bill Voce, Sir Don Bradman has a new challenge on his hands: stopping vehicles and the modern threat of terrorism. A towering 2.5 metre bronze statue of the cricketing legend that sits on a 1.5 metre stone plinth has been relocated from parklands surrounding th...
