Bridge Feet

• The most popular base style since steel barriers was invented
• Provides the best resistance to “push” by crowds at events such as parades
• Maximum stability on uneven surfaces
• Each individual barrier has one large base and one small base
• This allows all four points of the base to “dig in” and remain in constant contact with the ground
• Accommodates placement of barriers in both a straight line and at various angles
  

"U" Base

• A new design similar to the traditional bridge base
• Provides excellent four-point stability
• Originally utilized by France’s Interior Department
• Rubber stoppers help protect the floor during indoor use and reduce sliding
  

Flat Feet

• Second most popular base style
• Ideal for use as portable pedestrian railing in situations where crowds will be walking parallel to barriers
• The vertical base pipe are a little smaller than frame size, it is inserted into the frame to avoid water.
• Features holes for semi-permanent anchoring
  

Wheel Base

• Makes barriers easier to move
• Ideal for areas where constant lifting or moving occurs (such as parking lots)