This 28-inch Chinese PVC cone provides a portable marker for temporary parking and access arrangements. The 28-inch format offers a taller marker for larger parking areas and temporary vehicle routes.
Supply: One cone. Select the required quantity for the complete layout.
The flexible body is useful for a marker that needs to be carried, moved and set out repeatedly. Reflective material responds to an external light source, such as vehicle headlights. It does not produce light of its own. Position the cone where approaching users can see it before reaching the boundary, and consider nearby parked vehicles or equipment that could hide it from view.
For a car park, plan the arrangement around the actual vehicle turning space and the route people will use on foot. Leave entrances and designated access points clear. A cone marks an instruction or boundary; it is not a barrier capable of stopping a vehicle. The required number of cones depends on the layout, available sight lines and the site assessment.
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.
For a longer temporary boundary, compare the available cone sizes and accessories with the other parking and traffic safety equipment needed for the area.
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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