Directional Beacons
Directional beacons for road works, diversions and the road edge, with reflective sheeting.
Weighted Directional Beacons
Beacons with Lamps
Beacon Bases and Parts
Flexible Directional Beacons
Anti-glare Beacons and Guidance Posts
Directional beacons for road works, diversions and the road edge
A directional beacon shows the driver where to go: the yellow and red stripes slanting left or right indicate the side on which to pass the obstacle. On a site they are placed in a row, and at night the reflective film makes them visible in the headlights. They are grouped by how they are used.
Flexible beacons on their own base
They stand on a plastic base that comes with them, are carried by a handle and are quick to move. There are three reflector sizes: 20 x 48, 20 x 80 and 25 x 100 cm. You will find them under flexible directional beacons.
Beacons on 15 or 28 kg bases
The 25 x 100 cm panel goes into a heavy PVC base that sits on the asphalt with no drilling. The 15 kg base is for town, the 28 kg base for open roads with wind and lorries. The panel comes in Class I or Class II film. The sets are under weighted directional beacons.
Beacons with lamps
For works left overnight, there are beacons with a flashing yellow lamp on a 6V battery (V7b-15, V7b-28) and sets with a solar lamp (V7b-15404, V7b-28404), each on a 15 or 28 kg base. They are all under beacons with lamps. More sets are under beacon sets.
Panels, bases and lamps sold individually
If you already have part of a beacon, buy only what is missing: the 25 x 100 cm panel, the 15 or 28 kg base, the battery or solar lamp, the battery and the adapter. They are under beacon bases and parts.
Anti-glare beacons and guide posts
The 90 cm green HDPE anti-glare beacons are fitted on the barrier between the carriageways and block the headlights of oncoming traffic. The 130 cm fibreglass guide post marks the edge of the road, one every 50 m. They are under anti-glare beacons and guide posts.
Class I or Class II
The film class tells you how much of the headlight beam is returned to the driver. Class II film reflects more, so the beacon is seen from further away at night. For daytime work in town Class I is enough; on fast or unlit roads Class II is worth it.
We deliver within 24-48 hours.
? Frequently asked questions
What types of directional beacons do you sell?
Flexible beacons on their own base (20x48, 20x80 or 25x100 cm reflector), left/right beacons on 15 or 28 kg bases in Class I and Class II, battery and solar lamp beacons, panels, bases, lamps and batteries sold individually, 90 cm anti-glare beacons and 130 cm guide posts.
How do I choose between a flexible beacon and one on a 15 or 28 kg base?
Flexible beacons weigh 7-12.5 kg including the base and are quick to move, so they suit short jobs and diversions in town. On open roads with wind and lorries, a beacon on a 28 kg base is more likely to stay upright.
What do Class I and Class II mean?
The class shows how well the film reflects headlights. Class II (HIP) film reflects more than Class I (EG), so the beacon is seen from further away at night.
Does the asphalt have to be drilled?
Not for site beacons. Flexible beacons stand on their own base and the 15 or 28 kg bases simply sit on the road. Only the anti-glare beacons are bolted to the barrier.
How long does delivery take?
We deliver within 24-48 hours.
In road safety since 1998
Atto Trafic supplies complete road signage and safety equipment — signs, traffic signs, markings, parking barriers, speed bumps, mirrors, bollards and accessories.
- Durable products, compliant with STAS and SR EN
- ISO 9001 / 14001 / 45001 / 27001 / 20671 certified
- Constant stock, delivery within 24-48 hours
- Support for municipalities, contractors, private car parks
