Redirect, block or slow down traffic with a variety of road traffic cones suitable for both commercial and general use. Whether you're looking for the classic orange cone with the reflective sleeve or a yellow no waiting cone, our range is available in different sizes and styles depending on your needs. It is your responsibility to ensure that your cones meet the guidelines set out by the highways agency. more_sizes:19561 products_related:10323,10324,11490,11032,21937,20069,22065,13272,19680,21385,21650 sku:19562 Collapsible Cone 19561 10323,10324,11490,11032,21937,20069,22065,13272,19680,21385,21650 19562 26.

Safety Sports Marker Pop Up Cones which are high visibility but designed to collapse - squish - if stood on, which make them much friendlier.This Quazar collapsible traffic cone features a lightweight yet stable mesh construction, which allows it to be folded down during transportation and storage. There are many Chinese fake copies of this traffic cone available online, and none of them are compliant to UK road requirements. Our ‘standard cones’ are ideal for use on the public highway and as long as they are kept in good condition and set out in accordance with chapter eight guidelines, they are 100% road legal. When deployed, this cone is 750mm in height and features a D1 prismatic sleeve wrapped around the centre that provides a reflective surface for illumination by lights in the dark. Daniel: "The cones will be used to prevent vehicles and the public encroaching onto our work site whilst operational, which is amongst other regulations an important legal requirement governed by the civil aviation authority and also written into our Operations Manual.

By taking a close look at the cone sleeve, you will be able to compare it to the high-resolution photos on our site. Daniel: "We generally are required to carry a lot of equipment to several locations around the work site, more often than not vehicles are not permitted, so portability is a great concern. Whether you are setting some cones up around a small tree-cutting operation or using the cones on the motorway to restrict traffic access to a lane for long distances, we have what you need. These cones are designed in neon orange to help to make them very visible on the training field, perfect for sports played outside in bad weather, or during the tricky light conditions of early morning or late evening games and practices. We have all driven past them on the motorway, but seeing them up close they can often be bigger than expected.This makes it perfect for first responders who do not want space taken up in the vehicle, yet need something compliant to standards. One-piece cones are generally considered ‘cheap traffic cones’ and are made entirely from one piece of recycled PVC to save costs. In fact, all QUICKPLAY training products can be combined to facilitate creative and effective training activities for your team. If you purchased an 'Open Box' or 'Used' product and it is in an unusable condition out of the box, please contact us for resolution. Storing your product damp / wet may result in damage such as rust or rot and will void your product's warranty.

However, if you would like to, you can change your settings at any time using the Change Cookie Settings option located at the bottom of the page. For example, if you break down on the side of the road, you can place traffic cones at a distance away from your vehicle to warn other drivers of your location. Where our products are used in an institutional or club setting, they will wear considerably quicker than when utilised by a home user.These are traffic cones that have been designed to minimize the amount of space required for storage. If your cones are damaged and do not meet the specifications outlined in the chapter 8 guidelines you will need to take action to bring them back into line. If your QUICKPLAY product gets wet during use (due to rain or snow), please ensure that it is properly dried out before storing in its bag. To see why these cones are classified as above, please see the full documentation found here: Chapter 8 (part 2 page 206).