An A-Frame crowd control barricade is a versatile and reliable tool for a wide range of applications, including concerts, festivals, parades, and sporting events. Its unique design offers a variety of benefits that make it an ideal choice for managing crowds and ensuring public safety.
Looking for a versatile and reusable barricade? Our A-frame barricades are designed for frequent use across various job sites.
These barricades feature a simple, friction-lock design and molded, 1-inch ballasting holes, making them lightweight and easy to assemble or disassemble. This design allows for quick transport without sacrificing durability or stability. For even more stability, you can add sandbags.
Highly visible, the A-frames are effective for alerting motorists and pedestrians, day or night, and in all weather conditions. Each pair of A-frames can hold up to two reflective plastic panels (1 inch x 8 inches x 8 inches), which are available with either engineer-grade or high-intensity sheeting.
Material: Made of 100% plastic, which eliminates the possibility of rust or wood rot
Compliance: Complies with Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD) standards
Lights: Compatible with Type A or C lights (sold separately)
How to Use
Each barricade is equipped with mounting receptacles for flashing lights, which are sold separately. You can explore our product catalog for Transline’s selection of solar wireless lights.
A-frames can support up to two reflective panels. Please specify the number of panels you want when placing your order. Generally, single-panel barriers (“Type 1”) are more suitable for blocking pedestrian walkways, while two-panel barriers (“Type 2”) are better for blocking roadways. Transline also offers individual frames and barriers. For pricing on additional parts, please contact a representative.
Note: According to the MUTCD, reflective barriers should be positioned so that the stripes point in the direction traffic is expected to travel past an obstruction. For instance, if you need to block the rightmost lane, the barricade should be set up with the stripes pointing to the left. When setting up barriers, please be mindful of how they will be perceived by oncoming traffic!
