Barriers, Turnstile access control

Barriers: Securing With Integrity

Digital technology is only part of access control 

Today, companies need to think strategically about the way they safeguard their property and assets. While digital security products are essential for access control, information gathering, and analysis, physical barriers now need to be stronger and more effective than ever. They are in wider use too, as threats from unauthorized access now impact on areas of our lives that were once seen as safe spaces – schools, hospitals, and shopping malls, for instance. 
 

Public safety is an integral part of street furniture 

In fact, security is now an everyday part of life on the streets of towns and cities across all countries. Bollards are a core product, as they not only have a practical contribution to make to protect the public but also create a sense of safety in shoppers, tourists, and all visitors to busy spaces. Intelligent use of street furniture and fencing makes people feel safe and it doesn't have to be at the expense of the surrounding aesthetic. 
 

Attention to detail secures a site 

Every component involved in securing a site or location should meet the highest European standards. In fact, it's this aspect that's often overlooked - the quality of the detail. Stainless steel accessories, locks, and fixers such as screws all make a contribution to overall safety. Conversely, inferior materials create vulnerability. In conclusion, it's all about quality and integrity.