CT Construction Traffic & Parking Management TRAFFIC CONES


Durable and robust cone ideal for use in car parks. • Single piece


• Weighted base for added stability. •


with class R1B which complies with EN13422.


moulded from 100% recycled PVC. sleeve


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• 2-par t cone with heavy-duty excellent stability.


• lleC walls prevent water •


Code Code


TRAF812 TRAF813


Height


500mm 750mm


Price


£10.25 £18.90


TRAF1028 TRAF814 TRAF815


Height


500mm 750mm 1000mm


base for in the event of damage,


vastly improving the durability and longevity of the sleeve. to BS873-8 D2.


Price


£16.75 £18.90 £24.30


Convey a visual warning to motorists with this sturdy one-piece cone.


• Made from 100% recycled, durable


• Will withstand the rigours of daily use. •


Feature s a added stability. Code PED200


Height 500mm


Price £21.60 black base area for


temporary parking


• A highly visible yellow cone with a raised moulding showing the ‘No symbol on all sides.


• Excellent stability is achieved by a of weight (3.5kg) and a base


width of 400mm.


• naC be neatly and safely stacked to save space when not in use.


Code NCW1


Height 570mm


Price £14.05


Colour - Coded Warning Cones


Highlights hazards indoor and out. • Choose from 4 highly visible colours. • Sand weighted base area for added stability. • Measures 450mm(H). • Durable, moulded • ecirP


per cone. Please specify colour (red,yellow,blue or green). Code TRAF218


Height 450mm


Price £10.25


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