Spectator barrier - lightweight uPVC demountable system

The only post & rail uPVC spectator barrier system that can be easily removed after each game. Post and rail  "T" connectors  are manufactured in strengthened polypropylene with built in push and lock buttons.The 1M high posts fit over steel ground spikes whereas the 1.5M  high posts are placed into ground sockets.  The rail system is quick and  easy to level on undulating ground.The spectator barrier can be left in position through out the season or removed after each game.

Ideal for partitioning from cricket grounds and safer than steel post systems. The spectator barrier can be removed at the close of the season to help grass cutting and pitch maintenance. Light weight banners can be used between posts for advertising or boarding can be fixed directly under the rails. The three meter uPVC rails can be changed to  rigid aluminum in any specific areas of the pitch. No painting or maintenance is required .

  For more detailed information telephone our technical director on 0797 47 45 768  

To find out estimated costings

To find an approximate cost choose a full pitch or a single length of post and rail by clicking on button option. For a full pitch surround type in the length and width of the pitch and  the price will include two lengths and two widths.For single lengths, to screen off a cricket pitch for instance , enter  the length (type a zero in the width box) and  a price will be calculated with two ninety degree corners for each end post.  The prices include VAT at the current rate . A budget price for  UK mainland delivery is also calculated when you add to basket.

To attain a cost for your site email  john@itsagoal.net   with the length and width you need and how many and a detailed quotation with the latest prices will be sent by email.
 

Your club name or various slogans including any you wish to add to our list are available to attach to the top rails.

PLEASE TRY TO SHOW RESPECT TO THE REFEREE & THE DECISIONS HE MAKES  

WE ASK EVERYONE TO PLEASE REFRAIN FROM SWEARING & USING ABUSIVE LANGUAGE

ABUSIVE & THREATENING BEHAVIOR IS NOT TOLERATED AT THIS CLUB

PLEASE DO NOT ENCROACH ONTO THE PLAYING AREA  

SPORTSMANSHIP IS THE BEST WAY TO EARN RESPECT  

PLEASE PUT YOUR LITTER & PLASTIC BOTTLES IN THE BINS PROVIDED

PLEASE REMOVE SOCK TAPE FROM THE PLAYING SURFACE & PLACE IN LITTER BINS    

De-mountable Post & rail system manufactured in 68mm uPVc with "T" connectors in polypropelyene with push button locking system .

Virtually maintenance free requires no painting.

Fast Installation Easy lift to cut grass under and around base of post .

Low cost spare parts

Warranty Information

FULL TWELVE MONTH MANUFACTURERS WARRANTY

Maintenance Documentation

• Spectator barrier - 2010

Fitting Instructions

Spare Parts

Part	Price
blanking caps for bracket spigot holes	£0.50	Add To Basket
corner brackets for barrier system corners	£0.12	Add To Basket
"T" brackets to connect rails to posts	£7.50	Add To Basket
black locking button for "T" Brackets set of 3	£1.50	Add To Basket
ground socket cap	£1.85	Add To Basket
Plastic ground socket for post & rail	£4.50	Add To Basket
short corner rail	£2.75	Add To Basket
1.5M high posts to fit into ground sockets	£4.20	Add To Basket
1m high post for use with ground spikes	£2.80	Add To Basket

Our club has used the uPVC pitch surround for the last three seasons in the Central Midlands League which is at level six of the pyramid. This replaced steel poles with ropes which looked very untidy and the league asked them to be replaced.

We looked at steel barriers but the cost was five times more than the barrier we installed and was not removable. The ease of installation and removal was what we required and therefore it was our only option. The spectator barriers main purpose at our facility was to indicate to spectators that they should not go onto the pitch. A visible barrier we found to be the best solution. This system works very well in deed and can be removed at the end of the season to make grass cutting easier. At our level of football crowds are usually very small so a full barrier for hundreds of people to lean on is not required. Spectators can lean on the fence where the post are situated but most are content to just stand behind the rail. We have had crowds of up to three hundred with out any problem whatsoever. The beauty of the system is that it can be made stronger with aluminum sections if required but we have never needed to do this.The most important point with regard to this uPVC system is the safety aspect as it is players and not spectators that collide into perimeter fencing. I have seen two or three major collisions into our fence that would have caused serious injury had it been made in steel or concrete.

I would recommend this system to any club .

Bob Langley     Vice Chairman & Treasurer     SHEFFIELD CITY F.C.

We  have had the whole of our pitch cordoned off with your uPVC post & rail system  for over five years now, and this is the first time we have had to replace any of it.   We as a club have absolutely no problem recommending the plastic post and rail. We were, at first, very dubious as to how long it would last, how often we would need to replace parts, and  more importantly how safe and pleasingly visual on the eye it would be.  Frankly it ticks all the boxes above, because although initially it was reasonably  expensive, it has cost us very little since, in fact the only reason we do need to replace some of the posts is due to damage caused at the base  with a grass strimmer. This has now been easily prevented by having metal cuffs placed at the base of the post.  As for safety, the system is perfectly safe and quite springy when players collide  into It. The posts and rails,unlike steel and concrete versions, do not injure players. The main thing we like is that it deters supporters from going onto the pitch and has the added big bonus of being visually perfect.

B.Tokely       Buntingford Football Club                                                                       

Hi John,    Saturday was our first County game at home.  The barriers looked great, until we realised that we were 12 lengths short of the horizontal posts. It was extremely daft of us not to have counted them in the first place!!   We had uprights over,  so i had to think on my feet with 1 hour to go before the opposition turned up. I cut up some sleeves to slot over two joined short posts. The County guy was happy enough, lucky we had enough to make them continuous. Regards,

Deane Culver. Ferring Football Club