What is a vertical panel?

A vertical panel is a slim, upright traffic control device designed to guide vehicles and pedestrians safely in areas like construction zones, road closures, or lane diversions. Made from durable materials such as high-density polyethylene (HDPE), vertical panels are lightweight, portable, and resistant to weather and impact. Their compact design ensures minimal obstruction to traffic flow, making them ideal for narrow or congested areas.

What are the diagonal stripes on a barricade or vertical panel?

The diagonal stripes on a barricade or vertical panel are reflective markings designed to enhance visibility and convey directional information. The stripes are regulated by the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD) and indicate the direction of traffic flow: Stripes slanting downward to the left direct traffic to the left. Stripes slanting downward to the right direct traffic to the right.

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Vertical Panel

Vertical panels are an essential component of traffic control solutions, providing a highly visible and space-efficient way to guide vehicles and pedestrians safely. Designed for durability and convenience, these vertical panels are ideal for construction zones, road closures, and other temporary traffic management applications.

Highlights

Compact and Space-Saving Design

Slim profile ensures minimal intrusion into traffic lanes

Lightweight for easy transport and storage

Bright colors with reflective sheeting for maximum visibility day and night

Meets MUTCD standards for traffic control.

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Vertical Panels for traffic control are designed to improve safety and streamline traffic management. Their tall, narrow shape is perfect for situations where space is limited, such as lane closures or urban construction zones. These panels are constructed from durable, impact-resistant materials that can withstand collisions and harsh weather, ensuring long-term usability.

The bright, UV-stabilized colors and reflective sheeting ensure visibility even in low-light or nighttime conditions. With options for weighted bases, these panels remain stable even in high-traffic areas or windy environments. Their stackable and lightweight design makes them easy to transport and store, providing a practical solution for both temporary and long-term traffic management needs.

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Product Specifications

Color	White, Black, Orange
Material	PE

How to Use

Position vertical panel barricades in a straight line or pattern to guide traffic or block restricted areas. Ensure spacing aligns with MUTCD standards for maximum safety. Attach a weighted base to each panel to enhance stability. Adjust placement as needed based on traffic flow or site conditions.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a type 1 barricade?

A Type 1 barricade is a traffic control device used to warn or direct traffic in temporary work zones, road closures, or construction areas. It features a single reflective panel (usually orange or white) mounted on a lightweight frame. Type 1 barricades are designed for low to moderate traffic areas and are often used for shorter-term applications.

What are the 3 types of warning barricades?

Type I Barricade

Design: A lightweight, foldable barricade with one reflective panel, suitable for low-traffic areas.

Application: Often used in urban or short-term construction zones.

Type II Barricade

Design: A larger, more robust barricade with two reflective panels, providing greater visibility.

Application: Commonly used for moderate traffic control in construction sites and road work.

Type III Barricade

Design: The largest barricade, typically with three reflective panels, providing maximum visibility.

Application: Used in high-traffic areas or hazardous zones where maximum warning is needed.

What is the OSHA standard for barricade?

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) sets standards for barricades used in construction and industrial settings to ensure worker safety. OSHA standards for barricades are outlined in 29 CFR 1926.200 and state that:

Barricades must be visible and clearly mark hazards to prevent accidents or unauthorized access.

The barricade must have high-visibility materials, such as reflective sheeting, and be designed to withstand environmental conditions.

Barricades must be stable enough to remain upright and prevent injury if struck by vehicles or equipment.

OSHA regulations require that warning barricades are properly maintained and positioned to protect both workers and the public.

Can Type I barricades withstand windy conditions?

While stable under normal conditions, sandbags or weights can be added for extra stability in windy environments.