2R Pedestrian Barrier + Kerb
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2R Pedestrian Barrier + Kerb

2R pedestrian barrier with kerb — defined walkways in mixed traffic

PAS 13 · TÜV-NORDISO 9001ISO 14001ISO 45001REACH SVHC
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Vehicle class

Up to 1.5 t in pedestrian zones

Impact rating

2R — pedestrian separation and low-speed impact

Temperature

-40°C to +60°C

Material

PolyCore™ polymer

Overview

2R Pedestrian Barrier + Kerb marks pedestrian routes in warehouses and plants where forklifts and foot traffic overlap. The mid-height rail provides visible separation without blocking sight lines.

OSHA and internal EHS teams increasingly require physically defined walkways — not floor tape alone. PolyCore™ barriers survive repeated minor impacts without the rust and repaint cycle of steel guardrails.

Installation

Anchored to concrete. Walkway layouts can be reconfigured as pick paths change.

Supply chain

Manufactured by Raysan Flexible Barrier. Supplied and installed in the US by NexGen Barrier — East Rutherford, NJ.

Key Features

  • PAS 13 certified PolyCore™ polymer — TÜV-NORD tested
  • Signal yellow, UV-stable profile with no paint or coating required
  • Modular rail lengths from 320 mm to 3,250 mm
  • Multi-impact rebound below the calculated endurance limit
  • Integrated kerb rail blocks forklift fork penetration at floor level
  • Separates forklift lanes from pedestrian walkways at mid height

Typical Applications

Where facility managers specify 2R Pedestrian Barrier + Kerb in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, New York, Connecticut, Delaware, and Maryland and nationwide projects.

  • Main pedestrian arteries in DCs
  • Pick path separation
  • Pack stations adjacent to forklift aisles
  • Manufacturing walkways
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Need layout engineering for 2R Pedestrian Barrier + Kerb?

Send us your aisle widths and forklift spec — we will specify the correct post, rail, and anchor pattern.

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