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| Spring Steel Barrier |
Significantly reduces the shock loads of a vehicle impact
GHB Spring steel uprights will mount steel crash barrier sections in accordance with BS 6399 to take low speed impact. The shock loads imposed by vehicle impact can be significantly reduced, stopping accidental damage, especially in relation to fixing anchors and the concrete decks.
Simply bolted to the concrete deck, the GHB Spring Steel uprights give the crash barrier that important degree of flexibility that will help protect your property. The crash barrier system is normally mounted to a concrete foundation at least 25 N/mm2 which should provide for a maximum pull-out tension load of 60 KN.
The Spring Steel Crash Barrier System is designed for car parking areas and offers a cost effective solution for the protection of perimeter walls, split level and ramp areas, service installations such as ducting for air conditioning, rainwater pipes and lighting columns.
GHB/S/R Spring Steel Car Park Post with rubber sleeve
GHB Spring Steel Buffer Upright (cranked)
GHB/S Spring Steel Buffer Upright (straight)
GHB/BP Base plate and anchor fixings
SB1 Steel Crash Barrier
SB1/E End Wings
Will spring steel barrier take a low speed impact?
Yes, this range is designed to absorb impacts from slow moving traffic and recover. It also reduces the effects of “shock” through concrete decks on multi-storey car parks.




