Transportation
Concrete barriers are normally transported on flat bed trailers. Since concrete
barriers are especially heavy, the typical steel flat bed trailer can only legally
handle 10 Jersey barriers, or 9 "F" style barriers (on occasion, 12 Jersey barriers
can be shipped on an aluminum trailer).
Whether one or 10 barriers are delivered,
the trucking cost is the same. Thus, try to
purchase barriers in lots of 10 Jersey barriers
or 9 "F" style barriers to minimize your
trucking expense. If you think you need eight
Jersey barriers and you order eight, and it
turns out you need two more, your shipping
cost for the additional two barriers will often
be as much as the cost of the two additiona barriers!
Installation
barriers on site. Although each barrier weighs approximately 4,000 pounds, some
customers prefer that we drill into the asphalt or concrete and pound rebar into the
ground to hold the barriers in place. Most barriers come already engineered to accept
up to #8 rebar in six different places on the barrier. Additionally, we can provide either
new or used connector pins. Let us know if you need us to handle installation.