This red and white cone topper adds a retractable two-metre belt to a compatible cone. The open underside fits over a suitable cone top. Check the seating and the receiving connection before setting out a run of linked units.
Supply: One topper; cone separate. Select the required quantity for the complete layout.
A retractable belt allows a temporary boundary to be opened without collecting a loose chain or carrying a separate barrier rail. It can be useful around an attended entrance, a short maintenance area or a queue that changes during the day. Keep the housing properly seated and align the receiving point so the belt pulls in a straight line without twisting.
The two-metre length describes the available belt, not a guaranteed safe spacing for every cone arrangement. The height, base stability and connection of the supporting cones still matter. Do not stretch the belt across an emergency exit or use it as a restraint. Guide the belt back into its housing when taking down the layout, following the supplied mechanism instructions. The cone and any separate receiving accessories should be ordered as required.
Inspect the item before each deployment and after it has been moved or struck. Remove dirt that obscures the visible surface, and replace damaged parts rather than relying on a worn marker. When the temporary restriction ends, collect the equipment so it does not leave a misleading instruction behind.
When assembling a complete setup, check the fit of the cones and compatible accessories before choosing the remaining traffic management equipment.
The wider fire and workplace safety range can help with the rest of a site equipment list. For planning background, see the HSE’s workplace transport guidance.

















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