Government’s ‘COVID-19 Secure’ Document recommends Temporary Barriers for urban centres and green spaces
Government guidance recommends Temporary Barrier use
A new Government document focussing on the design principles for safer urban centres and green spaces has recommended the use of temporary barriers in both areas. The guidance in ‘COVID-19 Secure: Safer Public Spaces’ is for owners and operators of public spaces in England and aims to keep people safe when Coronavirus restrictions are eased. Temporary barriers are already proving to be indispensable for companies and authorities across the UK as they seek to enforce social distancing in all manner of situations.
The products, which offer an affordable, convenient and extremely flexible solution to the ever changing demands of people segregation under COVID-19, are extensively used to safely manage queues, segregate pathways, isolate workers and help designate seating areas – as well as a host of other uses.
Neil Cox, UK Sales Manager for McCue/Banner Stakes, a leading manufacturer and innovator of temporary barriers says: “Demand for our temporary barriers has never been higher – and we’re proud to be on the frontline in the fight against COVID-19. This government advice is welcome – and outlines what our clients already know: Our temporary barriers are the go-to tool for enforcing people compliance in key areas in order to adhere to Coronavirus restrictions.”