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In Australia, crowd control barriers, also known as crowd barriers or pedestrian barriers are temporary fencing systems used for managing crowds, separating areas, and improving safety at various events, worksites, and public spaces.
In Australia, crowd control barriers must comply with safety standards set by AS 4687:2022. This standard provides requirements to ensure that they are manufactured and installed to be safe. At Site HQ, of all our pedestrian barriers are engineered to conform with AS 4687:2022.
The benefits of Crowd Control Barriers
Take your events to the next level with our range of signage options for standard crowd control barriers. Our crowd control barrier covering range includes:
Crowd Control Barrier Slips:
Made from super durable Polymesh material, they come with Velcro straps and eyelets for a snug, secure fit and simple installation. Visit Signage HQ to find out more.
Printed Mesh Banners:
These are a vibrant and cost-effective way to elevate your brand. They feature a full coverage print with hemming and eyelets every 500m, making them easy to install with cable ties. Visit Signage HQ to find out more.
Corflute Boards:
Crowd Control Barrier Corflute Boards can give your design the spotlight it deserves. Specifically designed to fit the dimensions of a standard crowd control barrier, they are the ideal way to showcase your message. Visit Signage HQ to find out more.
At Site HQ, we have FREE delivery in metro areas on all orders over $900*. We also offer a click and collect service from our branches. Find your nearest branch.
*Excludes Crane & Tailgate deliveries and only applies to online orders
Q1: What are crowd control barriers used for?
A1:Crowd control barriers are designed to safely manage pedestrian movement, queueing, and restricted zones during events, roadworks, or construction. They create clear boundaries for safety and organisation, helping keep staff, visitors, and the public protected.
Q2: Are barriers easy to link together?
A2: Yes, the interlocking designs allow quick setup for continuous crowd control runs.
Q3: Are your barriers galvanised or powder-coated?
A3: We offer both galvanised and orange powder-coated options for visibility and corrosion resistance.
Q4. What is the difference between crowd control barriers and temporary fencing?
A4: While both systems provide site security, crowd control barriers are shorter, lighter, and easier to move, ideal for public events and pedestrian areas. Temporary fencing is taller and more robust, designed to secure construction sites or restricted zones. Many sites use both together for complete perimeter control.
Q5. Where can crowd control barriers be used?
A5: Crowd control barriers are suitable for a wide range of uses, including:
They’re a flexible, reusable solution.
Q6: How many barriers do I need for my event or site?
A6: Each barrier is typically 2.2 m long. To estimate quantity, divide the total perimeter or area you need to secure by the barrier length, and allow a few extras for corners and entry points. Site HQ can help calculate the ideal number for your layout.
Q7: Are Site HQ crowd control barriers reusable?
A7: Absolutely. Our barriers are built to withstand frequent use, transport, and storage. The galvanised finish resists corrosion, while the interlocking design allows easy redeployment from one event or site to another, maximising long-term value.
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