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The Warehouse Safety Barrier collection features the Unleashed modular pedestrian barrier system, along with bump rails and mezzanine/warehouse gates, for separating pedestrian walkways from forklift and vehicle traffic in warehouses and distribution centres.

It suits warehouse and logistics operators, forklift-heavy facilities and mezzanine storage areas that need to define safe pedestrian zones and protect racking and infrastructure from vehicle impact, supporting broader traffic management obligations under WHS.

What's included:

• Pedestrian barrier components: Unleashed gate posts, end posts, middle posts, corner posts, rails and pins for building out modular barrier runs.
• Gates: Unleashed Pedestrian Barrier Gate, Double Gate, Swing Boom Gate and Double Swing Boom Gate for controlled access points.
• Bump rails: Unleashed Bump Rail Kit, middle posts and end posts for protecting racking and building structures from impact.
• Mezzanine safety: Mezzanine Up & Over Gate for safe access to elevated storage platforms.
• Kits: Unleashed Pedestrian Barrier System Kit for straightforward installation of a complete 1-metre run.

Use cases:

• Warehouse & distribution centre operators: segregating pedestrian walkways from forklift traffic aisles.
• Mezzanine storage facilities: up & over gates for safe, fall-protected access to raised platforms.
• Racking & infrastructure protection: bump rails positioned at pinch points and racking ends to reduce impact damage.

FAQs

Can the Unleashed barrier system be extended or reconfigured?
Yes, the modular design uses individual posts, rails and pins so runs can be extended, reconfigured, or fitted with gates as your warehouse layout changes.

What's the difference between a swing boom gate and a standard pedestrian gate?
A swing boom gate is typically used at wider vehicle or forklift access points, while the standard pedestrian gate suits walkway openings for foot traffic.

Do bump rails replace pedestrian barriers?
No. Bump rails are designed to protect racking, walls and building infrastructure from vehicle impact, while pedestrian barriers are intended to separate people from moving vehicles - many sites use both together.

Is professional installation required?
The system is designed for practical on-site assembly using the supplied posts, rails and pins; however, larger gate and mezzanine installations may benefit from being planned against your site's traffic management plan.