What are pedestrian holding rails?

Pedestrian holding rails are an essential safety feature that can aid in preventing accidents and injuries. It is a rail that can be held onto to reduce falls and encourage stability. While they are vital for those with mobility challenges, people of all ages can benefit from using handrails.

What options do your pedestrian holding rails come in?

Our pedestrian holding rails are available in 3 sizes. This includes 720mm, 800mm & 1200mm wide.

Where are pedestrian holding rails used?

Pedestrian holding rails are often used in public areas, including shopping centres, train stations, airports, hospitals, and other high-traffic areas. They are often installed at walkways and crossings.

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Assist Grab Rail Bar

$210.00

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Grab Bar Rail - 400mm

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Pedestrian Holding Rail - 800mm

$231.00

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$330.00

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$302.50

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Pedestrian Holding Rails are useful at walkways and crossings by pedestrians and cyclists.

They can hold onto or lean against while they wait for the traffic conditions to change. Rails are hot dip galvanised prior to a yellow powder coating. And then come complete with Class 2 Red and White reflective bands.

Sleeve mounted installation for easy replacement
Galvanised and powder coated
Useful for pedestrians and cyclists
Class 2 red and white reflective bands
3 sizes available 720mm, 800mm & 1200mm wide
Made to RMS Standards

Pedestrian holding rails are commonly found in public areas such as shopping malls, train stations, airports, hospitals, and other high-traffic areas. They are an essential safety feature that can help prevent accidents and injuries, and they also provide a sense of security and stability for pedestrians.