Municipal Road Fence

Municipal Road Fence

Municipal guardrail is also called urban traffic guardrail. It is beautiful and novel, easy to install, safe and reliable, and affordable. According to the function, it can be divided into: solar anti-glare guardrail, galvanized steel fence, municipal road fence, pedestrian road fence, motorized and non-motorized fence, road center fence, road fence with billboard, river safety fence, lawn flower bed fence, etc. Municipal fence has complete specifications and varieties, and the height and color can be selected at will. It is suitable for the isolation of urban traffic arteries, green belts in the middle of highways, bridges, secondary roads, township roads and various highway toll gates. Provide safety protection for pedestrians and vehicles.

Highway fencing is a protective barrier installed along highways and roads to enhance safety, control access, and prevent unauthorized entry or wildlife crossing. It serves as an essential component in road infrastructure, ensuring the safety of vehicles, pedestrians, and wildlife while maintaining traffic flow efficiency. These traffic fencing guardrails are typically made from strong, durable materials such as galvanized steel, which ensures high resistance to weather conditions and corrosion.

Key Features of Highway Fencing

Durability

Constructed with robust materials like galvanized steel, aluminum, or PVC-coated mesh for weather resistance and long-lasting performance.

Safety and Security

Prevents animals from entering the roadway, reducing accident risks.

Restricts unauthorized access to highways.

Design Options

Chain Link Fencing: Common for highway perimeters due to its strength and visibility.

Welded Wire Mesh: Offers enhanced security and durability.

Barbed or Razor Wire Additions: Used in high-security zones for extra protection.

Customization

Highway guardrail net is available in various heights, mesh sizes, and coatings to suit specific project needs.

Highway Fence Applications

● Highways and expressways.

● Bridges and overpasses.

● Medians and roadside barriers.

● Parking lots and industrial areas.

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