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Flexi-Rail
Pekuma's Flexi-Rail is a flexible barrier with features not previously seen on the Swedish market, significantly enhancing road safety in a very simple way.
Usage
The Flexi-Rail is used to clearly mark and make it difficult for road users to take the wrong path, whether it's pedestrian, bicycle, or vehicle traffic.
The Flexi-Rail can be installed in places where barriers have previously not been desired, due to the potential hazard they pose in collisions.
The Flexi-Rail can advantageously replace GCM (Guardrail Channelizing Markers) supports and similar.
Unlike GCM supports, the Flexi-Barrier does not obstruct water flow.
Even if small gaps are created between GCM supports, these quickly get clogged with sand, leaves, and debris.
A GCM support also needs to be marked to be clearly visible, to avoid collisions and costly repairs.
Our Flexi-Barrier is already marked with highly visible reflectors, and if it gets hit, it returns to its original position.
More examples of applications:
At pedestrian crossings and bike crossings.
At narrowings.
Parking lots.
Parking garages.
As a central divider.
To prevent "Jaywalking."
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Brochure Flexi Railing
The picture shows the flexibility of the railing. It takes real effort to bend it.
Mounted Flexi-Railing in Okome, Sweden. In the past, motorists cut the curve while the graveled area is used as a parking area. Now, pedestrians are separated from motorists and the gravel from the parking lot doesn't end up on the road.
Mounted Flexi-Railing in Okome, Sweden. In the past, motorists cut the curve while the graveled area is used as a parking area. Now, pedestrians are separated from motorists and the gravel from the parking lot doesn't end up on the road.
Mounted Flexi-Railing in Okome, Sweden. In the past, motorists cut the curve while the graveled area is used as a parking area. Now, pedestrians are separated from motorists and the gravel from the parking lot doesn't end up on the road.
The image shows an installation in Björketorp, Sweden where there was a previous problem with drivers passing left-turning drivers in the parking lot where children often played.
The image shows an installation in Björketorp, Sweden where there was a previous problem with drivers passing left-turning drivers in the parking lot where children often played.
The image shows an installation in Björketorp, Sweden where there was a previous problem with drivers passing left-turning drivers in the parking lot where children often played.
Base of railing.
