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Choosing the Right Road Cones and Temporary Traffic Barriers


Size: Road cones and barriers come in various sizes to accommodate different visibility and stability needs. Smaller cones (18-28 inches) are suitable for low-speed areas, while larger cones (28-36 inches) are ideal for high-speed zones and areas that require greater visibility.

Colour: High-visibility colours, such as fluorescent orange, are commonly used for road cones and barriers. However, other colours like yellow, green, or blue can be used to indicate specific purposes, such as pedestrian pathways or hazard warnings.

Material: PVC plastic is a popular material for road cones and barriers due to its durability, flexibility, and ability to withstand harsh weather conditions. Ensure the material used in the products is designed for longevity and performance.

Visibility: Reflective bands or collars on road cones and barriers improve their visibility, especially in low-light or night-time conditions. Check if the products you select have these features to ensure maximum visibility and safety.

Intended Use: Consider the specific application, such as traffic control, construction site safety, or event management, when choosing road cones and barriers. Different uses may require unique features or customisations to suit your requirements.

 

Proper Placement and Spacing of Road Cones and Barriers

Placement: Set up road cones and barriers strategically to clearly communicate the intended message, such as restricted areas, hazardous zones, or traffic directions. Ensure they are visible from a distance and placed on flat, stable surfaces to prevent them from tipping over.

Spacing: The ideal spacing between road cones and barriers depends on factors like the speed limit and road conditions. For low-speed zones (less than 40 km/h), a spacing of 5-7 meters is recommended, while high-speed zones (above 40 km/h) require a spacing of 15 meters or more.

 

Safety Standards and Regulations

Compliance with New Zealand safety standards and regulations, such as the Code of Practice for Temporary Traffic Management (CoPTTM), is crucial to ensure a safe and legally compliant work environment. Familiarise yourself with these guidelines and follow the recommended practices for using road cones and temporary traffic barriers in your specific context.

 

Astrolift's Road Cones and Temporary Traffic Barriers category offers a diverse selection of high-quality, durable, and versatile traffic safety solutions designed to meet the unique needs of businesses, construction sites, events, and more across New Zealand. With customisable options, easy setup and maintenance, and compliance with safety standards and regulations, our products provide enhanced safety and visibility in various environments.

 

At Astrolift, we are committed to providing top-notch products and exceptional customer service. Our extensive range of road cones, expandable cones, and temporary traffic control solutions are designed and built to withstand New Zealand's weather conditions, ensuring long-lasting performance and durability. We pride ourselves on our ability to cater to diverse applications and requirements, offering customisation options and bulk order capabilities to meet your specific needs. With prompt delivery and shipping services across New Zealand, you can trust Astrolift to be your reliable partner in traffic safety and management.

What materials are used in making road cones and barriers?

Astrolift's road cones and barriers are made of high-quality PVC plastic, designed for advanced strength, visual impact, and durability.

Can these products withstand New Zealand

Yes, our road cones and temporary traffic barriers are specifically designed and built to endure New Zealand's weather conditions.

How can I set up a temporary traffic barrier?

Setting up a temporary traffic barrier is simple; place the road cones in the desired location and connect them with expandable cone bars or retractable bars for added stability and visibility.

Are there different sizes and colours of road cones available?

Yes, we offer various sizes and colours to suit different purposes and visibility requirements.

Can I add custom logos or text to the cones?

Yes, we can provide customised road cones with logos or text to meet your specific requirements.

Are these products suitable for both indoor and outdoor use?

Yes, our road cones and temporary traffic barriers are versatile and suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications.

What is the typical lifespan of road cones and barriers?

Our high-quality products are designed for durability and can last for years, depending on usage and exposure to weather conditions.

How can I clean and maintain these products?

Cleaning and maintaining road cones and barriers is easy; use a mild detergent and water to clean the surface, and regularly inspect for any signs of wear or damage.

Can I order in bulk for large projects or events?

Yes, we can cater to bulk orders and provide competitive pricing for large-scale projects or events.

Do you offer delivery and shipping throughout New Zealand?

Yes, we offer delivery and shipping services across New Zealand to ensure your products reach you promptly and safely.