SpaceSaver Double Bumper Barrier

Product Details

Low-level protection where space is at a premium

In busy warehouse environments, protecting pedestrian walkways, goods-in areas, pick-faces and zones with regular pallet movement often requires a barrier that fits into tight spaces without obstructing operational flow. Standard heavy-duty barriers are not always the right answer in these locations. The SpaceSaver Double Bumper Barrier fills that gap.

It delivers reliable low-level impact protection with a slim footprint. The dual rail configuration provides greater strength and stability than a single rail system, making it a practical choice for areas with frequent minor impacts and everyday operational demands.

How the SpaceSaver differs from the PAS 13 tested range

The SpaceSaver Bumper Barrier uses a reduced tube diameter compared to the Brandsafe PAS 13 tested barrier systems. This results in a lighter, more compact design that suits applications where a full-specification tested system is not required but a strong, visible barrier still is. It is the practical choice for lower-risk internal locations where protection matters but space and budget are both considerations.

For locations requiring independently tested impact performance, the Brandsafe PAS 13 tested Rack End Barrier range provides the higher specification alternative.

HDPE and mild steel construction

The barrier uses flexible HDPE rails combined with mild steel uprights. The HDPE rails deflect on impact and absorb force before it transfers into the floor, reducing floor damage and the maintenance costs that come with it over time. The mild steel uprights provide the structural backbone the system needs to perform reliably under repeated contact.

Both materials are non-toxic and fully recyclable. The barrier performs across ambient, chilled and freezer environments and is suitable for food production facilities where hygiene and material safety are additional requirements. Less floor damage means less disruption to daily operations.

Visibility, sizing and installation

The SpaceSaver Double Bumper Barrier is supplied in Safety Yellow and Grey as standard, providing a clear visual boundary for MHE drivers and warehouse teams at known risk points. Bespoke colours are available on request, subject to minimum order quantities.

The barrier stands at 560mm high with a 200mm x 200mm baseplate. Standard lengths start from 1400mm and are variable to suit the specific layout of the site. Each post uses four Ø14mm fixing holes and fixes using M12 x 100mm throughbolts. Floor preparation requires a Ø12mm drill hole with a minimum embedment of 60mm. All fixings are supplied. For barrier runs of 3 metres or more, a centre post is incorporated as standard to maintain structural integrity across the full length.

Where the SpaceSaver Double Bumper Barrier is specified

The barrier suits pedestrian walkways, goods-in areas, pick-faces, equipment lines and any zone where regular pallet or equipment movement creates a low-level impact risk. Its slim footprint makes it particularly well suited to mixed-use environments where pedestrians and MHE share operational space and a full-depth barrier would cause obstruction.

It integrates easily into existing warehouse layouts and works effectively as a standalone section or as part of a wider barrier system across the site. A single rail version is also available where a lighter specification is sufficient.

Supporting compliance and duty of care

Under the Workplace (Health, Safety and Welfare) Regulations 1992 and the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974, employers are required to maintain safe working environments and take reasonable steps to protect people, equipment and building fabric from foreseeable impacts. Pedestrian walkways, pick-faces and goods-in areas where MHE operates represent exactly this kind of foreseeable risk.

The SpaceSaver Double Bumper Barrier provides a practical, cost-effective physical control measure at these locations. For facilities managers and H&S managers, installing barrier protection at known low-level impact points demonstrates a proactive approach to workplace safety and reduces the likelihood of damage or injury escalating into a more serious incident. The result is fewer incidents, lower repair costs and a safer site overall.