Guard rails protect people, property and inventory from impact and crashes. Send us your specifications.
Key Features
- W-beam rail with a 12 1/4″ profile and 2 1/2″ x 3/4″ anchor slots
- 10 or 12 gauge steel, in zinc or corrosion-resistant steel
- 12’6″ or 25′ rail lengths
- Curved rail custom bent before installation: concave or convex, 10′ to 150′ radius for turns and ramps
- Terminal sections, buffers, corner options and posts to suit the site
Specifications
| Profile | 12 1/4″, with 2 1/2″ x 3/4″ anchor slots |
|---|---|
| Gauge | 12 or 10 |
| Rail finish | Zinc or corrosion-resistant steel |
| Rail length | 12’6″ or 25′ |
| Curved rail | Concave or convex, 10′ to 150′ radius |
| Hardware | Galvanized standard (some in corrosion-resistant steel) |
| Posts | 4″ x 6″ x 8.5#; 4″ x 6″ x 9#; 2 3/8″ x 3″ x 5.7# |
| Post plates | 8″ x 24″ deflection plate; post-on-plate lengths 13″, 14″ or any length |
| Post finish | Hot-dipped galvanized or corrosion-resistant steel |
Rail Specifications
12 1/4″ profile with 2 1/2″ x 3/4″ anchor slots
Gauge Options
12 or 10
Finish Options
Zinc, Corrosion Resistant Steel
Rail Length Options
12′ 6″, 25′
Curved Rail is custom bent prior to installation.
Concave or Convex available. From 10′ to 150′ radius available for Highway turns and ramps.
Hardware Options
Standard: Galvanized (some available in corrosion resistant steel)
Terminal Section Options
End Shoe Flat or Bent
Flared End
Additional Options
– Single Buffer
– Double Buffer
– Inside Corner
– Outside Corner
Corner Options
Corner Buffer Pipe and Bands Optional.
Posts
Post Options
4″ x 6″ x 8.5#
4″ x 6″ x 9#
2 3/8″ x 3″ x 5.7#
Post Plate Options
8″ x 24″ deflection plate
Post on Plate
Length Options
13″
14″
Any length
Post Finishes
Hot Dipped Galvanized, Corrosion Resistant Steel
Applications
Guard rails protect people, property and inventory from vehicle impact, on straight runs and on curved turns and ramps.
Related Guides
Unfamiliar with a term on this page? W-beam, terminal section, deflection plate and more are explained in The Doorman’s Glossary.
