Month: March 2012

Barricades for outdoor facilities capable of stopping truck travelling at 50 mph

sheep thieves barriers and bollards for outdoor facilities stopping a truck barricades from Carpark Barriers & Turnstiles raised or lowered at will to stop traffic integrated total security system alarms gates Police are searching for sheep thieves after two incidents that took place last week. The animals are estimated to be worth around £2,700 and they all belonged to the same farmer in East Lothian.

Turnstiles can control the admission of visitors to toilets in a premises

Councillors buy two toilet blocks Carpark Barriers & Turnstiles coin operated for patrons to ‘spend a penny’ access control security device controlling the admission of visitors to premises Half Height and Glass Turnstiles Councillors were divided over a decision by a town council to buy two toilet blocks from the district council.

Pedestals available for mounting motorist entry control devices at a facility

Concerns have been raised about the increase in lock snapping burglaries, i.e. snapping the lock cylinder in two.

Yard entry colour coded barriers can be used in any weather

Police and a south London council are calling for ID checks, a cashless payment system and a crack down on unlicensed scrap metal yards after bronze plaques were stolen from a memorial.

Automatic bollards failsafe when retracted and extended in denying unauthorised vehicle access

scrap yard stole eight tonnes of metal Carpark Barriers & Turnstiles prevent unauthorised access systems can stop vehicles Automatic Bollards failsafe in both a retracted and extended position Criminals broke into a scrap yard and stole more than eight tonnes of metal. The gang of thieves also took 40 catalytic converters from the yard in Wisbech, Cambridgeshire.