Height restrictors

Our height restrictor GOAL POST within the FLEX IMPACT® range is a flexible height restrictor that protects your gates, canopies, and bridges from collisions with high vehicles such as aerial work platforms, lorries, and buses. A GOAL POST consists of a portal and an optional unattached adjustable tube or TOUCH BARRIER. The GOAL POST is available in custom sizes and in a variety of colours.

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Render of a yellow GOAL POST 250R - Height restrictor on a white background
Boplan FLEX IMPACT® GOAL POST 250R in a live setting - Height restrictor
Flex Impact
Logo Flex Impact
Impact resistance:
10.20kJ

The GP GOAL POST 250R from our FLEX IMPACT® range is a flexible height restrictor that protects gates, canopies, and bridges ...

Render of a yellow GOAL POST 200B - Height restrictor on a white background
Boplan FLEX IMPACT® GOAL POST 200B in a live setting - Height restrictor
Flex Impact
Logo Flex Impact
Impact resistance:
7.50kJ

The GP GOAL POST 200B from our FLEX IMPACT® range is a flexible height restrictor that protects gates, canopies, and bridges from ...

Render of a yellow TOUCH BARRIER - Height restrictor on a white background
Boplan FLEX IMPACT® TOUCH BARRIER in a live setting - Height restrictor
Flex Impact
Logo Flex Impact

The FLEX IMPACT® TOUCH BARRIER is an adjustable tube or barrier that we combine with the GP GOAL POST 200B or 250R height limiter.

Picture of a Boplan FLEX IMPACT® bollard to protect valuable infrastructure

Do you need bollards instead of height restrictors?

Looking for impact-resistant bollards to protect your vulnerable infrastructure up to 24.1 kJ? Discover Boplan's FLEX IMPACT® bollards.

FAQs

What are height restrictors?

Height restrictors are safety solutions that prevent collisions with high obstacles. They consist of a horizontal height barrier supported by two vertical bollards. Their presence prevents damage to the company's infrastructure and to the forklifts or vehicles themselves. They are often installed at the gates and entrances of warehouses, factories, and loading docks, as these are the most vulnerable to collisions at height.