Wind Barriers

• PVC has a flexible rubber feel to it with a smooth/glossy finish – making it durable for outdoor use and easy to wipe clean. It is available in a range of stock colours which can be screen-printed, or you can have it digitally printed for more complex graphics / photographic / multicolour artwork.
• Acrylic is high quality canvas-like fabric. If you are having acrylic umbrellas made, we recommend using the same acrylic in the wind barriers for consistency.

• AdStar Bold – the conventional ‘wind barrier’ available in a square or round style frame with a printed insert inside
• AdStar Slide – exclusively designed to easily exchange inserts by simply sliding them in and out
• AdStar Tux – a fabric jacket that slips over your existing round style barrier to refresh outdated signage

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Unfortunately, most wind barriers are not designed to be re-skinned – the inserts are riveted to the frame. If you already have barriers, we recommend choosing the AdStar Tux which is a fabric ‘jacket’ which stretches over the barrier. Alternatively, if you need to change your signage more frequently – the AdStar Slide may be a valuable investment as it allows you to do this yourself in a few minutes with very few tools.

Yes – but consider how they will be used. If your patrons are sitting right up against the barrier, there is little use for signage as it will be obstructed.

We are able to supply other colours, depending on your requirements – pleaseenquire.

We strongly recommend that you secure your barriers to prevent injury to people and/or damage to property. Either fix them to the ground with bolts or use our black heavyweights. As a guide, but subject to conditions, we suggest having at least 20kg of extra weight per barrier. Store the barriers during strong winds and storms.

Use a double foot to interlock two barriers at right angles, which naturally creates greater stability and protects them from blowing over or being knocked over easily, as well as creating a corner boundary.

3-4 weeks or 8-10 weeks