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More About Water Filled Barriers
These barriers are chosen to manage traffic flow on busy roads with higher speed limits due to their strength. A completely filled barrier from Enforcer will weigh approximately 50kg, while the unfilled weight is only 7kg. This makes them a great temporary barrier solution, which doesn't require heavy duty machinery to move around. They are also stackable enabling reduced transport and storage costs. The high-visibility orange also includes an added refelctive section.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. Why are barriers filled with water?
The water inside these barriers adds weight and stability, making them effective for redirecting traffic, enhancing safety, and securing temporary work zones. They offer a flexible and cost-effective alternative to permanent concrete barriers.
2. What is the difference between concrete barriers and water-filled barriers?
Concrete barriers are permanent and provide strong crash resistance. On the other hand, water-filled barriers are temporary and primarily used for traffic and crowd control. They are lightweight when empty, making them easy to transport, and can be filled to strength as needed. While concrete barriers offer greater impact resistance, water-filled barriers are versatile and suitable for short-term projects.
3. How do you fill water barriers?
Filling water barriers is simple. Most of them have designated fill ports or openings. You can use a standard water hose or a filling device to add water through these ports. Fill the barriers until they reach the desired weight and stability. Once filled, they are ready for use.
4. Can I fill them with something other than water?
Water is a cheap and easy solution for most water filled barriers, hence the name. However, if you're requiring additional strength, or are planning to have them set up for a long time then sand can also be used. Using sand will not damage the water filled barrier in anyway, it's just more difficult to fill and empty. We don't recommend using any other materials or liquids in your barrier.
5. What size are water-filled barriers?
Water-filled barriers are available in various sizes and shapes to meet different needs. Standard sizes range from about 1 to 3 metres in length, with varying heights and widths. The specific size you require depends on your intended use, whether for traffic control or crowd management. Choose the size that fits your project's requirements.
6. Are water barriers safe?
Yes, water-filled barriers keep people safe by separating them from vehicles and dangers near busy roads and intersections.
Need help choosing the right kind of water barrier?
When it comes to setting up temporary barriers or marking pedestrian areas, the choice of the right water-filled barrier matters. We recommend using water-filled barriers in various situations, including construction sites, major highways, busy intersections, and places where pedestrians and workers need protection from road-related dangers.
Our barriers are designed to meet diverse needs like crowd control, roadblocks, redirecting traffic, work zones, and use within parking lots, warehouses and distribution centres.
If you're unsure about the best water-filled barrier for your specific needs, contact our friendly customer service team at 1300 854 010 for support.