Cones and fencing allow for easy traffic control so you can alert drivers to an upcoming hazard, restrict unauthorised access to an area, and to better-manage a queue of people. In the workplace and public spaces, then our barrier systems are perhaps best suited as they’re easy and quick to assemble and take apart, whilst requiring little storage space.
With our Roadhog JSP road cones, they are robust for enhanced durability and sturdy to remain upright in all weather conditions, and also feature a reflective sleeve which means they can be seen in low-light conditions. These can also be stacked for storage, and are easy to grip in order to lay out.
Both our cones and barrier systems are suitable for use with our plastic chain, available in a choice of two colours, and can also be cut down to size.
What's the Difference Between Traffic Cones?
On the road, whether you’re restricting traffic access to a motorway lane or setting up cones for building sites, then it is essential to have the correct traffic cones. This is to protect workers and drivers, and that’s why our traffic cones comply with all relevant standards.
The classic Orange traffic cones effectively warn drivers ahead of roadworks, accidents, and road closures ahead, helping to guide drivers towards a safer lane. Featuring a reflective sleeve for improved visibility even during darker hours, these cones can withstand various weather conditions and help to improve road safety by acting as a warning.
On the other hand, yellow "no parking" cones can be placed in private and restricted locations to prevent unauthorised parking. These 2-piece cones are crafted with a conical top and rubber base, making them easily breakable if run over to prevent serious damage to vehicles.
What are the different types of traffic cones and fencing in this range?
The range covers everything you need for temporary hazard marking, access control, and traffic management. Traffic cones come in standard orange, collapsible, and no-parking formats. Barrier fencing with steel pins creates a defined boundary across larger areas like construction sites and events. Expanding and extending barriers are self-supporting and tool-free - good for indoor use or managed access points. Cone bars and retractable cone-mounted barriers link cones together without chain. Plastic chain and post-and-chain kits are a quick, cost-effective way to mark off restricted areas. Reflective fence strips and hazard bunting add visibility to existing fencing. Between them, these products cover most temporary traffic and access management needs.
Do these traffic cones and barriers meet UK safety standards for road and site use?
Yes. The traffic cones are built with reflective sleeves so they're visible in low light, which is a requirement for road use in the UK. If you're using cones on a public road - for roadworks or highway maintenance - check the individual product page to confirm it meets the specific requirements for highway use before ordering. For private land, car parks, and construction sites, everything in this range is fit for purpose.
Are these products suitable for permanent use or do they have to be temporary?
This range is designed for temporary use - quick to put up, easy to move, and simple to store when not needed. If you need something that stays in place long-term, then check out our range of permanent safety barriers. That said, barrier fencing with steel pins can stay in place for weeks or months where a semi-permanent boundary is needed, and the folding mobile barrier is robust enough for daily repeated use.
