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Showman's Show
The Herts’ Films, TV & Events
Team is based at Pinewood Studios
in Buckinghamshire, providing their
clients with management systems
for pedestrian or traffic control
during their events. Herts’ wide
range of operations varies from
traffic management for location
film work through to pedestrian
control at golf events. The
company can implement rolling
road closures for parades, variable
messaging boards on local major
routes through to temporary
pedestrian crossings.
With a highly trained and
experienced staff base, Herts can
provide detailed TM drawings and
quotations as required by local
authorities and police as well as
organise full traffic management
TowerLight lighting line-up is the this application. Offering an able to provide you with the systems, from site meeting through
unique LinkTower. The LinkTower efficient and secure method of perfect inflatable promotional tool. to installation plus on-site
has become a common item in distribution, the trailers are Herts Traffic Management management once the system is
many of the leading UK and supplied with securing bars and Systems is a division of Herts installed.
worldwide rental fleets, providing offer a low bed height for easy Equipment Rental Ltd, specialising Herts is National Highways
standalone floodlighting, which handling of the units. in the hire of temporary traffic Sector Scheme Unit 12d & ISO
can be linked together and run ID&C will be exhibiting their management equipment, 9001:2000 approved for the
from one power source, mains or a new generation of wristbands, temporary traffic lights, traffic installation, maintenance and
generator. branded – The Smartlock – which management systems and mobile removing of temporary traffic
Flexitec Structures Limited will incorporate clear bar coding in variable message signs. management on rural and urban
will be exhibiting for the first time 2D format. The new wristband
at The Showman’s Show with a now has lasered numbers, which
product range that includes means they cannot be rubbed or
inflatable buildings, tensions scratched off.
covers, geodesic covers, reservoir On display will be an array of
covers, emergency flood barriers, fluorescent coloured smartlocks for
bio-gas domes and water bags for easy visibility and each one will
the transport of large quantities of incorporate the unique and
potable water. patented tamper evidence, which
Also being showcased will be makes a major contribution to easy
the versatile Triad Wedge Welding but secure admissions to all events.
System, which is ideal for most Airdancer provides an
types of in-house fabrication alternative way sign events as well
including tents, flags and banners. as branding and promoting
With over 30 years experience products, with their high visibility
in trailer design and manufacture, inflatables at a very low cost.
the New World Toilets Ltd’s (a At 25ft tall, these inflatable
division of Taylors Trailers Ltd) promotional tools are visible from
trailers are purpose built with 300 yards, making them ideal for
combined chassis and tank marking the entrance for your
systems. event, security and first aid posts,
They run on a re-circulating toilets and any other area that
system and are designed to offer a visitors may require during their
comfortable and pleasant visit. These inflatables can also be
environment for the customer, as illuminated providing an unusual
well as an easily accessible and way of signing areas at festivals or
maintained system for service concerts once darkness falls.
personnel. Easy sanitation is Airdancer’s inflatables can be
provided through the good used for many different
ergonomics with minimal set up. applications including: festivals and
In addition to their mobile events, sport and retail
toilets, the company can also environments. The company also
provide portable toilet carrying has a bespoke service, so whatever
trailers, which are specially built for your requirement Airdancer will be
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