Heavy Duty Horse Friendly Vehicle Barrier

The Heavy Duty Horse Friendly Barrier is crafted to restrict motor vehicle access while ensuring a seamless passage for horses and pedestrians on foot. Constructed with a robust blend of galvanised steel and timber, this barrier stands as a durable and secure choice for any bridle path.

Key Features -

• Material Composition: Crafted from high-quality 100mm x 50mm RHS Steel, guaranteeing strength and longevity.
• Versatile Locking: The slam post incorporates a padlock security box, providing the flexibility of left or right-handed locking options.
• Equine-friendly Design: Adhering to the British Standard BS 5709:2018, the barrier includes a 1500mm wide dipped step tailored for horses, ensuring their safe and easy passage.
• Optimal Installation Height: It is recommended to install the gate at a height where the center is no more than 250mm from the ground, facilitating convenient access for horses.
• Noise Dampening and Injury Prevention: The thoughtfully integrated timber cladding serves a dual purpose by minimizing noise when in contact with a horse's hoof and reducing the risk of injury should a horse catch its foot.
• Variety of Lengths: Available in three lengths—3600mm, 4200mm, and 4800mm to accommodate diverse path widths and specifications.
• Surface Compatibility: Designed for natural terrains, the barrier is not suitable for use over hard surfaces such as concrete or tarmac.
• Post Requirements: Installation necessitates a 150mm x 150mm hang post and slam post, ensuring stability and durability.
• Pedestrian Access: The barrier caters to pedestrians, allowing them easy and secure passage.
• Pet-friendly Access: Designed to accommodate pedestrians with dogs, enhancing the barrier's versatility.
• Equestrian Access: Tailored for horse riders, the barrier complies with the stringent specifications outlined in BS5709:2018.
• The Heavy Duty Horse Friendly Barrier is an ideal solution, marrying functionality with safety, making it the preferred choice for safeguarding bridle paths.