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Site supervisors and traffic controllers reach for this bunting when they need a fast, visible barrier that can be run out and tied off in minutes. The 30 metre length covers a generous span between star pickets, temp...
Description and applications
Site supervisors and traffic controllers reach for this bunting when they need a fast, visible barrier that can be run out and tied off in minutes. The 30 metre length covers a generous span between star pickets, temporary fencing posts or existing structures, making it practical for delineating excavation edges, open trenches, crane swing zones or pedestrian detours on civil and commercial jobs.
The bright orange pennants catch daylight from a distance, giving drivers and plant operators clear visual warning well before they reach the hazard. Because the line is lightweight, a single worker can carry the reel, unroll it, and secure it at working height without plant assistance. The pennant spacing creates a continuous visual line that reads as a boundary rather than isolated flags, reducing the chance that someone misses the edge of a work zone in busy conditions. When the task shifts, the line rolls back onto the reel just as quickly, ready for the next setup.
Supplied as a 30 metre reel in high-visibility orange.
Features
- 30 metre continuous length for extended boundary runs
- High-visibility orange pennants for daytime recognition
- Lightweight reel allows single-person deployment
- Suitable for star pickets, temporary fencing or existing structures
- Quick to install, relocate and recover as work zones change
- Used for excavation edges, crane zones and pedestrian detours
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