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As a business owner or busy site manager, it can be difficult to accurately assess the level of danger on your site. There are many considerations to take into account and areas where the likelihood of an accident is high. This is especially true, in areas where pedestrians may come into contact with traffic or other equipment. One good way to deal with this problem is to install removable or static steel bollards in areas of potential danger. Let’s take a look at three ways that removable stainless bollards can help to keep your employees and visitors safe. 1. A Physical Barrier A single bollard on its own offers a modicum of protection, but when removable steel bollards are used together, they represent a significant barrier. They can easily be used to create a physical barrier to protect pedestrian employees and visitors from sources of danger. This could be an access road, a busy area in your warehouse or even a parking area. The bollards we supply can be basic and functional or f

It sounds like a scene that many of us have seen in a Hollywood car chase movie, but drivers do drive their cars into shop windows. This is not an uncommon occurrence, and it happens more often than you would believe. Of course this kind of accident can cause an incredible amount of damage, but more importantly, customers and staff can be injured. A business could also be out of action for a considerable amount of time as the property will have to be repaired and made ready for business again. One simple solution to this problem that many businesses are using is wheel stops . What is a Wheel Stop? Many of us are probably most familiar with wheel stops at the supermarket or in other areas that have car parks. Vehicle wheel stops can be made from a variety of materials, such as new or recycled rubber, high impact plastic or concrete. Each type of wheel stop has different characteristics that make it suitable for certain applications. As an example: a concrete wheel stop would be more us