Safety barriers use extending belt or webbing to create a visible boundary around restricted areas, temporary hazards, maintenance zones and pedestrian routes. They can be deployed quickly, repositioned as access requirements change and stored efficiently when no longer required, making them well suited to busy workplaces and public-facing environments.
Unlike fixed barriers, our safety barriers are designed for situations where access needs to remain flexible. They can support temporary closures, guide foot traffic, identify no-entry areas and help separate people from operational zones where a clear visual warning is needed.
Safety barriers" covers several very different products. The right choice depends on the risk you're managing.
Queue Tech specialises in belt and cone safety barriers: the fastest way to create a clear, professional boundary that moves as your site changes. Where physical impact protection is required, use an engineered, impact-rated barrier
Each safety barrier post stores its belt inside a cassette in the post head. Pull the belt out to the length you need, clip it to the next post or a wall receiver, and the boundary is in place.
When the boundary is no longer needed, unclip the belt and a controlled braking system returns it smoothly into the post head, so it never snaps back. A single-piece moulded belt end with a sprung locking catch keeps the connection secure until you choose to release it.
Stainless steel bases, post tubes and spring mechanisms ensure issues related to moisture or grease vaporization are an issue of the past. Products that can be used inside or out without fear of oxidation.
A single piece moulded tape end designed to ensure a smooth tight fighting engagement which is both durable yet light. The tape end has an integrated sprung locking system to ensure there is no accidental tape end release.
Our stainless steel springs have ground edges this ensures that the moulded housing that retains them does not suffer from abrasion.
A next generation belt breaking system ensures the release of a barrier tape end cannot cause injury. The expendable belt is not under high tension even at near maximum extension. This ingenious design ensures that even at short extensions there is the same tension. Sufficient to retract the webbing safely and cleanly.
A double mechanical screw fixing ensures the top of the webbing cassette cartridge cannot be accidentally separated even in the most harsh conditions. Many competitor products including leading brands do not have such a feature and this causes premature product failures in the field.
As standard our posts have ADA & EAA compliant bases with minimal leading edge ensuring none of our products can cause a trip hazard. These features often come with additional costs from leading brands.
An industry leading webbing extension as standard. Not a premium. Ensuring the numbers of posts can be minimised or simply to ensure posts cannot be tipped over because the webbing is extended to its max. Saving you cost and ensuring the most efficient layout while at the same time adding to your customers safety.
Queuetech’s post diameter options are unique and allow us to offer webbing extensions beyond the ordinary up to 22.8m (75ft) in extension! This with all the same features noted above. The perfect solution for large expansive areas or events.
Our prices structure is transparent and not to be beaten. Exceptional in the industry and self-funding when combined with our digital platform SaaS solutions.
Payment solutions that are unique with monthly SaaS options with OPEX advantages and an industry leading warranty.
Digital upgrades can be fitted to any existing system with out of the box instant installation and no special tools or teams required. These solutions add engagement, control, data and insights instantly!
We stock a full range of service parts that can retro fit all legacy systems at a fraction of the cost!
Use safety barriers to control access around loading bays, storage aisles, dispatch areas, maintenance work and temporary operational zones. High-visibility webbing and warning messages can help make restricted areas easier for staff, contractors and visitors to identify.
Create clear visual boundaries around machinery, servicing areas, maintenance activities and other controlled-access zones where the layout or work activity changes over time.
Manage temporary closures, cleaning and maintenance areas, staff-only zones and short-term access restrictions while maintaining a professional appearance in customer-facing spaces.
Support visitor management, temporary closures and hazard communication in busy public environments where access may need to be changed quickly and clearly.
Queue Tech’s safety barriers are engineered for repeated use in demanding commercial and industrial environments. Durable components, controlled belt retraction and configurable post and webbing options support reliable day-to-day use while helping organisations maintain a professional, consistent approach to access control.
Selected Queue Tech configurations are available with webbing extensions of up to 22.8 m (75 ft), helping cover larger areas with fewer posts where the chosen system and layout allow. Queue Tech also provides a 5-year warranty and stocks service parts to support long-term ownership and legacy-system maintenance.
These safety barrier systems are intended to create visible boundaries, communicate restrictions and manage pedestrian access. They are not a substitute for impact-rated vehicle barriers, guard rails or other engineered protective systems where physical collision protection is required. Always choose the barrier type that matches the risk assessment and the specific environment.
Safety barrier solutions help organisations make access restrictions clear, reduce accidental entry into controlled zones and communicate temporary hazards. Queue Tech’s safety barriers are suited to locations that need a visible, flexible boundary without committing to a permanent barrier installation.
For facilities teams, warehouse managers and health and safety professionals, a configurable system can make it easier to adapt layouts as maintenance tasks, deliveries, events or operational requirements change. Belt colour, warning text and positioning can be selected to make the restriction appropriate to the environment.
Safety barriers are particularly useful where access restrictions change regularly. They can be deployed for a short task, left in place for a longer controlled-access period or repositioned as the site layout changes.
For outdoor or exposed locations, confirm the suitability of the selected product, base, materials and environmental conditions before installation or deployment.
From maintenance work and temporary hazards to restricted-access zones and pedestrian routes, Queue Tech safety barrier systems help create clear, visible boundaries that support day-to-day site management.
Choose from available belt colours, warning messages, post finishes and webbing lengths to configure a system for your access-control requirements. Queue Tech also offers Standard Cone and Max Cone solutions with customisable webbing for applications where cone-mounted barriers are appropriate.
The best format depends on how permanent the layout needs to feel, how often it will move and how the surrounding space is used. Queue Tech offers post-based safety barrier systems alongside Standard Cone and Max Cone solutions, allowing the barrier format to be matched to different operational requirements.
A post-based system is well suited to repeatable access-control layouts where a defined barrier line is required. Consider the available base style, post finish, webbing length and visibility requirements when planning the configuration.
Standard Cone and Max Cone configurations can be useful where a more temporary or easily repositioned boundary is needed. They can support maintenance zones, short-term closures and changing site layouts where cone-mounted deployment is appropriate.
For either format, measure the area first and confirm that the chosen system, materials and base arrangement are suitable for the environment and frequency of use.
A safety barrier is most effective as a visual access-control tool when people can immediately understand the boundary and the restriction being communicated. Queue Tech offers configurable belt colours, warning messages and branding options so the webbing can be matched to the environment, operational instruction or customer-facing setting.
For safety-led applications, prioritise visibility and clear wording. For public, retail or event environments, branding and finish can also help the barrier sit more naturally within the space. Any warning message should reflect the site’s actual access rules and risk assessment rather than relying on generic wording alone.
Choosing the right safety barrier depends on what you need to control, the layout of the space and how frequently the barrier will be moved or reconfigured. Consider these factors before selecting a system:
Barrier length is one of the most important specification points for warehouses, loading areas, venues and other large spaces. Planning the span before ordering helps determine how many posts or connection points are required and whether a longer-webbing configuration would simplify the layout.
Queue Tech’s safety barriers support flexible access control and hazard communication across industrial, commercial and public environments. The same core system can be configured differently depending on the layout, level of visibility required and frequency of access changes.
Queue Tech combines durable engineering with configurable workplace safety solutions designed for long-term use. The focus is on clear access control, visible hazard communication and systems that can be adapted to the needs of different environments.
For barriers used repeatedly in busy workplaces, long-term value depends on more than the initial post and belt specification. Routine visual checks can help identify damaged webbing, worn connection points or components that need attention before the system is redeployed.
Queue Tech stocks service parts for compatible systems and can support retrofit of legacy installations where the required components are suitable. Combined with the 5-year warranty and UK project support, this gives facilities and operations teams a clearer route for maintaining barrier systems over time rather than treating them as disposable equipment.
Choose a safety barrier system designed around your space, access requirements and operational needs. Whether you are controlling access to a warehouse aisle, marking a maintenance area or creating a temporary boundary in a public building, Queue Tech can help you identify a suitable configuration.
Safety barriers are commonly used alongside our crowd control barriers for larger sites, and stanchions for indoor access control. If you also need to communicate messaging or branding at the barrier line, our advertisement banners can serve both a safety and promotional purpose.
Safety barriers are used to control access, identify restricted areas, mark temporary hazards and manage pedestrian movement in workplaces and public environments. Safety barrier systems are especially useful where the boundary needs to be moved or changed regularly.
They are commonly used in warehouses, factories, retail buildings, healthcare facilities, schools, commercial buildings, transport hubs, events and other controlled-access environments.
Many systems can be used indoors and selected products may be suitable for outdoor environments. Suitability depends on the specific materials, base, mounting arrangement and environmental conditions, so the chosen product should be checked for the intended location.
They create a clear visual boundary around hazards, restricted areas and operational zones, helping staff and visitors recognise where access is controlled. They support access management but should not be treated as impact protection unless the specific product is designed and certified for that purpose.
Yes. Queue Tech offers configurable options including post finishes, belt colours, webbing lengths, warning messages and branding options, allowing the barrier system to be matched to different environments and access-control requirements.
The required webbing length depends on the span being controlled and the number of posts or connection points available. Measure the area first and choose a length that provides clear coverage without operating the webbing at unnecessary maximum extension. Selected Queue Tech configurations offer extensions up to 22.8 m (75 ft).
Available webbing can be configured with high-visibility colours, warning messages and branding options to make restrictions clearer. Select wording and colours that suit the environment and the message that needs to be communicated.
Queue Tech stocks service parts that can support maintenance and retrofit of compatible legacy systems, helping extend the usable life of existing barrier installations.
