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HVM - Delay Rated

Sentry Blocks with pedestrian gaps

Townscape Products Ltd

Sentry Blocks with pedestrian gaps

Category: HVM - Delay Rated

Standard Tested To: CPNI VADS 10-2019

Description

Formation of 8 blocks linked with chains: 3 at each end, two spanning between.

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Specification

Total width approximately 7.5 metre with 1.2 metre air gaps between blocks. Freestanding system tested on Tarmac. Tested in centre and on the ends.