Dutch Barrier’s Side Slopes are basically accessories to prevent trip hazards. At the end of a line of barriers, they will cover the last protruding pin and extend the sloping front side of the barrier well beyond the upright. They will run underneath a flex corner and, generally speaking, make a barrier line more audience-friendly, especially when combined with Dutch Barrier’s End Cap - Left & Right. Images are for illustrative purposes only and may differ from actual setup.
Roger Waters’s latest ‘This is Not a Drill’ tour production set a great example of using the Dutch Barrier’s side slopes. To prevent the audience from interfering with their 16 laser heads, mounted on telescopic masts, they created the world’s smallest audience-friendly barrier enclosure possible around them by combining four straight barriers and four flex corners and fitted all straights with side slopes.
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