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Product Highlights
- Stability assured – D-Hinge™ and D-Clip™ deliver exceptional connection strength.
- Modular configurations – Supplied in 3 or 4 panel setups for flexible use on site.
- High visibility design – Extended reflective area enhances safety and compliance.
SKU PB2334
The HERMEQ Plastic Utility Barrier is a lightweight modular HDPE barrier for temporary utility works, telecom installations, street maintenance, manholes and excavation areas. Each 1000mm-high panel uses the D-Hinge™ and D-Clip™ connection system and is available in 3- or 4-panel configurations for creating compact temporary enclosure areas.
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The Plastic Utility Barrier is designed for temporary works where contractors need a compact, visible barrier around utilities, excavations or restricted access points. Its modular panel format allows the barrier to be configured around smaller work areas without requiring a long continuous barrier run.
- UV-stabilised HDPE construction – Manufactured from high-density polyethylene with UV stabilisation for internal and external site use.
- Compact panel dimensions – Each panel measures 1000mm high × 750mm wide × 20mm deep, making the system suitable for confined utility and street-work locations.
- D-Hinge™ and D-Clip™ connections – The connection system allows individual panels to be joined into the required enclosure configuration.
- Reflective visibility strips – Reflective areas are incorporated into the barrier design to improve visibility around temporary works.
- Portable modular format – Individual panels weigh 2.70kg and can be arranged as either three-sided or four-sided barrier sets.
The barrier is suited to telecom and fibre installations, street maintenance, roadside repair work and locations where manholes or excavation points need to be temporarily separated from pedestrians. Its modular format is particularly useful where the work area is compact or the barrier needs to form an enclosure rather than a long straight run.
The current product specification references the reflectivity requirements of BS EN 12899-1, Chapter 8 of the Traffic Signs Manual, Safety at Street Works & Road Works – A Code of Practice, and the Traffic Signs Regulations & General Directions. Compliance and site suitability should always be assessed against the requirements of the individual works location.
HERMEQ stock a wide-range of Road Barriers, Traffic Management Equipment, Water Filled Barriers & Road Signs conforming to all required safety specifications and regulations.
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| Material | HDPE - UV-stabilised high-density polyethylene |
|---|---|
| Panel Height | 1000mm |
| Panel Width | 750mm |
| Panel Depth | 20mm |
| Panel Weight | 2.70kg |
| Configurations | 3-panel or 4-panel |
| Connection System | D-Hinge™ and D-Clip™ |
| Visibility | Reflective visibility strips |
| Suitable For | Telecom works, fibre installations, street maintenance, roadside repairs, manholes, excavations and temporary enclosure areas |
| Standards / References Listed | Reflectivity requirements of BS EN 12899-1; Chapter 8 - The Traffic Signs Manual; Safety at Street Works & Road Works - A Code of Practice; Traffic Signs Regulations & General Directions |
| Indoor / Outdoor Use | Suitable for internal and external site setups |
What is a plastic utility barrier used for?
A plastic utility barrier is used to create a temporary enclosure around utility and street works. This HERMEQ model is suited to telecom installations, fibre works, roadside repairs, manholes, excavation points and other areas where temporary pedestrian restriction is required.
What size is the HERMEQ Plastic Utility Barrier?
Each individual panel measures 1000mm high x 750mm wide x 20mm deep and weighs 2.70kg.
How do the D-Hinge™ and D-Clip™ connections work?
The panels use the listed D-Hinge™ and D-Clip™ connection system to join individual barrier panels together. This allows multiple panels to form a connected temporary enclosure.
What is the difference between the 3-panel and 4-panel configurations?
The product can be supplied in either three-sided or four-sided configurations. The appropriate option depends on the area being enclosed and the site layout.
Can this utility barrier be used around manholes and excavations?
Yes. The product is specifically described for cordoning off manholes, excavation points and other temporary restricted areas.
What is the Plastic Utility Barrier made from?
The panels are made from UV-stabilised HDPE, or high-density polyethylene.
