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Type I Plywood or Plastic Panel Steel Leg Barricade TAS12624TIEG

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$47.00 $45.00 for 26+
Barricade Panel Material
Reflective Material
TYPE I Top Panel Size

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Product Description

  • Reflective sheeting either engineer grade
    or high intensity
  • Conforms with all local, state and federal regulations
  • Top panel with reflective sheeting
    - 12" x 24"
    - 12" x 36"
  • Bottom panel without reflective sheeting
    - 6" x 24"
    - 6"x 36"
  • 14 Gauge galvanized steel legs
  • 1/2" white painted plywood board
    or plastic panel available
  • Accommodates a 1/2" barricade light mounting bolts
  • Tested and certified to meet the crash worthy
    requirements of NCHRP-350

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Type I Barricade FAQ

+ - Q1. What distinguishes a Type I barricade from other types? Click to collapse
A Type I barricade features a single reflective rail and is typically used for low-speed, low-risk traffic control situations.

+ - Q2. Where are Type I barricades commonly used? Click to collapse
They are commonly deployed on sidewalks, minor road work zones, and temporary closures where minimal redirection is required.

+ - Q3. Is a Type I barricade MUTCD approved? Click to collapse
Yes, when constructed and striped according to MUTCD standards, Type I barricades are compliant for designated uses.

+ - Q4. Can Type I barricades be used at night? Click to collapse
Yes, but reflective sheeting and sometimes barricade warning lights are required for proper nighttime visibility.

+ - Q5. Are Type I barricades suitable for high-speed roads? Click to collapse
No. They are generally intended for lower-speed environments and minor obstructions.

+ - Q6. How are Type I barricades stabilized? Click to collapse
They can be stabilized using sandbags, weighted bases, or additional support depending on site conditions.

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