Warning lights, delineator posts and traffic cones
The core of every work site’s markings: they make the hazard visible both by day and in the dark. We stock all three in different sizes and large quantities.
Lights, delineators and cones
Battery LED lights attach to fences, traffic signs and delineators. In the dark, they make the barrier visible to drivers from far away.
With red and yellow Avery Dennison reflective film. A lower size for city streets, a taller one for highways. Supplied with a weighted base.
In different sizes, with a plastic or rubber base. A rubber base stays put in the wind; a cone with a plastic base is easier to move.
Enough for large sites too
We have so many lights, delineators and cones in stock that there are enough even for a large site.
You can order the markings together with fences, signs and other traffic management.
How to choose markers
The higher the speed, the further away the hazard must be visible and the taller the markers need to be. In the dark and in poor visibility, warning lights are added to barriers and markers. The number, spacing and placement of markers come from the approved traffic management plan. If you do not have a plan, we can help you prepare one and choose the equipment according to it. You can order markers together with fences and signs.
Markers during the work
Markers and cones can be moved by wind, machinery or passers-by. This is why markers must be checked regularly during the work and put right when needed. With lights, check that they are working. If you do not want to do this yourself, we can take over the monitoring and maintenance of the markers. This is especially important on longer projects.
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Frequently asked questions
Can I rent cones and delineator posts without installation?
Yes, you can rent the equipment and put it up yourself. If you prefer, we deliver it to the site, install it according to the plan and collect it afterwards. On a public road, the markers must follow the approved plan. If you do not have a plan, we can help you prepare one.
What is the difference between a delineator post and a traffic cone?
A delineator post (sign 686) is a marker with red and yellow reflective film that marks the edge of a barrier or work site and guides traffic. A cone is often used for shorter-term or lighter marking and is easy to move. The traffic management plan determines which one to use.
When are warning lights needed?
Mainly in the dark and in poor visibility. If the work site stays in place overnight, the barriers must be visible from a distance in the dark. The lights are attached to fences, signs or markers. The exact requirements come from the traffic management plan. You can rent lights together with markers.
How do traffic cones stay in place in the wind?
Cones with a rubber base are heavier and stay in place better in the wind. Delineator posts come with a weighted base. In open locations and next to busy roads, choose a heavier base and check the markers during the work. We can help you choose the right equipment for your site.
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