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webbing is always kept fully stretched
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A familiar sight, Tensabarrier Advance is the benchmark of
our product range. For channelling of people in queues, Tensabarrier®
Advance is ideal. Durable and easy to use, it's unique features
make it safer, sturdier and more adaptable for everyday use.
With our patented CRS (Controlled Retraction System), the
webbing retracts smoothly, reducing the amount of wear on
the fabric and thereby increasing its working life. Built-in
locking tape ends help to prevent accidental release of the
webbing. And for greater flexibility in building your system,
the integral 4-way attachment on the posts lets you join three
posts to one without needing additional parts.
Key features
• 4-way connectivity
• Locking tape ends
• Patented webbing brake system (CRS)
• Post colours: 10 epoxy paint or 3 metal finishes
• Webbing: 2.3 metres per post, choice of 17 colours
• Disability Discrimination Action compliant (DDA)
• DyePrinted webbing - corporate logos or messaging available
• Delivered fully assembled
Accessories & Options
• High signage
• Sign holders & leaflet dispensers
• Writing tops
• Wall clips and quick release tape end
• Surface, socket or stud floor fixings
• Heavy weight bases
• Full range of replacement parts available
Slimline Tensabarrier®
For those customers who prefer a slimmer profile post, the
new Slimline range has been introduced. Built to the same
exacting standards as the Advance system, Slimline features
the same 4-way full size cassette fitted to a smaller diameter
post. All other features and specifications mirror that of
the Advance range.
Replacement webbing cassettes (ADV144) are available and
can be easily fitted in the event of wear or damage to the
original cassette.
Earlier this Tensabarrier was supplied with an older 2-way
Standard Cassette. By replacing the older cassette mechanism
(TEN140) with a replacement webbing cassette (ADV142) the old
Standard Tensabarrier can be easily upgraded to the new one.
This family of barriers is ideal for establishing the "Next-in-line"
system.
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