internal hoardings · Stair | Escalator Barrier
Stair and escalator barriers for refurbishment works
Escalator and stair works create awkward shapes, changes of level and nervous building managers. A purpose-planned barrier closes the opening safely and keeps the public well away from the work.
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Applications
Typical applications
- 01Escalator replacement and modernisation
- 02Stairwell refurbishment
- 03Void and atrium edge protection
- 04Lift and travelator upgrades
Features
Key benefits
- 01Shaped to follow raked and stepped profiles
- 02Clear separation from public routes
- 03Space for diversion and wayfinding graphics
- 04Planned around the access sequence
Planning
Project considerations
- 01Alternative public routes and accessibility
- 02Working at height around voids
- 03Interfaces with balustrades and glazing
- 04Lift contractor access
FAQs
Common questions
Can barriers follow the angle of an escalator?+
Barriers can be planned to suit stepped or raked profiles following a site survey.
Do you include diversion signage?+
Wayfinding graphics can be included on request.
Related
Related solutions
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