Barricading has been a long-held safety practice across the globe. There are many barriers and barricades on the market today and each has its place. Construction sites and roadside work areas use barriers every day to help protect their workers, equipment, and progress. Event organizers use temporary barricades to guide and protect guests, block off …
While this description can be universal, the word “k rail” (also spelled “k-rail”) is most commonly used in the state of California to describe the classic jersey shape barrier or barricade. Concrete barriers have been used on highways since the 1940s along the Californian coast, but the tried-and-true “jersey” shape we know today has been …
You’ve likely heard of our well-known 42” jersey-shaped LCD barricade, but have you heard about its smaller sibling, the 32” jersey-shaped LCD barricade!? These jersey barricades are smaller and lighter than any of our other models, and the geometry of their design is the most unique of any of our products! This barrier might be …
The K-Rail is one of the most recognizable barrier designs still in use today. It is also one of the most popular, most versatile, and, interestingly, oldest models used for roadside construction and traffic control. In fact, our K-Rail Barricade is actually one of our most popular products! Here’s a look at this special barrier …
New Jersey is known for a lot of things: beautiful shorelines, strong accents, and — whether you like it or not — not being able to pump your own gas. It is also where Jersey Barriers come from. You may not realize it, but you see them all the time. The Jersey Barrier — also …
