Configurations

View materials:
  • BS10
    Top Rail | A partial barrier with smooth deflection rail for Austroads compliance.
    BS10
  • BS20
    Top Rail | Midrail. A standard partial barrier with smooth deflection rail for Austroads compliance.
    BS20
  • BS25
    Top Rail | Handrail. A partial barrier with smooth deflection rail, incorporating a handrail for additional assistance.
    BS25
  • BS30
    Top Rail | Midrail & Bottom Rail. A partial barrier with smooth deflection rail for Austroads compliance and bottom rail for added protection.
    BS30
  • BS35
    Top Rail | Handrail & Bottom Rail. A partial barrier with smooth deflection rail, incorporating a handrail for additional assistance and bottom rail for added protection.
    BS35
  • BS40
    Top Rail | Handrail & Balustrade Infill. A standard full barrier with smooth deflection rail for Austroads compliance.
    BS40
  • BS40M
    Top Rail | Balustrade Infill & Mesh. Bikeway barrier with offset top rail and balustrade infill for level and rake.
    BS40M
  • BS45
    Top Rail | Handrail & Balustrade Infill. A full barrier with smooth deflection rail, incorporating a handrail for additional assistance.
    BS45
  • BS45M
    Top Rail | Handrail & Balustrade Infill & Mesh. Bikeway barrier with offset top rail, handrail and balustrade infill for level and rake.
    BS45M

Applications

  • Shared pedestrian paths
    Shared pedestrian paths
  • Protection over culverts
    Protection over culverts
  • Footbridges
    Footbridges

Compliance

To save you some time, we’ve included an extract from the Austroads Guide to Road Design so you can see at a glance what is required to keep cyclists and pedestrians safer on a cycleway.

Excerpt from Austroads Guide To Road Design; Part 6A

5.5.3 The installation of a fence at the side of a path used by cyclists is desirable where:

  • There is a steep batter or large vertical drop located in close proximity to the path
  • The path is adjacent to an arterial road and it is necessary to restrict cyclist access to the road
  • A bridge or culvert exists on a path
  • A hazard exists adjacent to a particular bicycle facility
  • Cyclists are likely to be ‘blazing a separate trail’ at an intersection between paths or around a path terminal

Also refer to NZTA Bridge Manual B6.4

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Customise

The Bikesafe range can be customised with Connectabal and Assistrail , whilst ensuring compliance with Australian and New Zealand Standards.

Find out more about our customisation options. Get in touch with our expert team, call us on 1800 663 339 (Australia) or 0800 663 339 (New Zealand) or download our product brochure. We’re here to help, whether you need a quote, technical advice or tender support.

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