Crowd barrier
AssigneeFramelock Structures Pty Ltd
InventorColin Campbell West
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AssigneeFramelock Structures Pty Ltd
InventorColin Campbell West
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A portable barrier (11) comprising a base portion (13) and a barrier portion (15). The base portion (13) is adapted to rest on the ground and the barrier portion (15) is moveable relative to the base portion between a collapsed condition in which it locates against the base portion for compactness and an erected condition in which it extends upwardly from the base portion to perform a barrier function. A connection means (100) is provided for connecting adjacent barriers (11) together to form a barrier assembly (10). The connection means (100) is in the form of a pin connection system comprising spigots (101) on one side of the barrier (11) and corresponding sockets (103) on the other side of the barrier, the arrangement being that the spigots (101) of one barrier engage in the corresponding sockets (103) of an adjacent barrier thereby to provide a connection between the two barriers. The barrier portion (15) comprises a panel (33) supported within a peripheral frame (31), the peripheral frame having a recess (50) into which an adjacent edge portion of the panel (33) is received and concealed. Welding (typically spot welding) is used to secure the panel (33) within the surrounding peripheral frame (51).
A portable barrier comprising a base portion, a barrier portion mounted on the base portion for movement between an erected condition upstanding from the base portion and collapsed condition, connection means on at least one side of the portable barrier for releasably connecting the barrier to an adjacent barrier, the barrier portion comprising a panel supported within a peripheral frame, the peripheral frame having a recess into which an adjacent edge portion of the panel is received and concealed, and means for captively retaining the edge portion of the panel in the recess.
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