PAS 13-tested polymer barrier systems designed to separate forklifts and pedestrians, protect critical assets, and absorb impact energy to help reduce operational downtime.
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We provide warehouse protection solutions designed to help improve safety, guide movement, and protect critical areas across warehouse and industrial environments.

We provide a coordinated range of warehouse protection solutions designed to work together as one integrated system, helping you apply the right level of protection across vehicle routes, pedestrian areas, storage zones, and building assets.
• Protection across multiple warehouse risk zones
• Solutions for vehicles, pedestrians, storage, and infrastructure
• Systems designed for consistent site-wide application
• Protection aligned to different impact requirements
Steel barriers are rigid and tend to transfer collision forces directly into anchors and concrete, which can lead to permanent deformation and floor damage. Polymer barriers are designed to flex and absorb impact energy, reducing force transfer to the floor and returning to shape after impact, which helps lower long-term maintenance and downtime.
Flexible barriers are engineered for different risk levels depending on whether the goal is impact protection or visual guidance. Performance depends on the barrier type, system height, post spacing, and rail configuration. Our team matches the appropriate solution to your vehicle fleet, traffic profile, and risk zones.
Flexible polymer barriers deform on impact, absorbing energy rather than transferring it directly into the floor or anchors. This means:
Yes. The barriers are tested in accordance with recognised impact performance guidelines such as PAS 13, ensuring they meet industry expectations for safety and reliability.
Yes. Certain ranges of flexible barriers are specifically engineered for areas exposed to forklift and other industrial vehicle traffic, including doorways, loading docks, machinery zones and pedestrian interfaces. These systems are tested in accordance with PAS 13 impact performance guidelines, ensuring reliable protection in high traffic industrial environments.
Yes. Flexible barrier systems are commonly used to create physical separation between forklifts and pedestrians, define controlled walkways, and protect high traffic asset zones within warehouse and industrial facilities.
Yes. Flexible polymer barriers are highly resistant to weather, UV exposure, temperature changes and corrosion, making them suitable for both indoor and outdoor environments.
Yes. Flexible barriers are suitable for cold-room and subzero environments. Polyethylene-based materials used in these systems are designed for reliable performance at low temperatures, with a temperature range of -40°C to +50°C.
Bollards are typically used for point protection such as columns, rack ends, and doorways. Guardrails and traffic barriers are used for vehicle segregation and protecting longer asset runs. Multi-rail systems are recommended for high traffic forklift and pedestrian interaction zones. We design layouts based on risk zones rather than product type alone.
Flexible barriers are available in:
This helps adapt the system to different site requirements and protection zones.
Flexible barriers are designed for quick, straightforward installation using included fixings. They are typically mounted to concrete surfaces using concrete screws, helping simplify installation and minimise operational disruption.



“Troax brought our vision of a safer, more secure facility. The team at Troax demonstrated exceptional professionalism and expertise. Their deep product knowledge made all the difference.”
Shane Felice, JAS Worldwide Branch Manager
Our team will review your layout, recommend the right impact protection, and provide a tailored quote.