What are all the different barricade builds, like Econocade, M-Cade, and Steelcade?
They are different takes on the same idea, a barricade you can mark and move. The plastic panel barricades on galvanized steel legs are the heavy duty everyday pick. The Econocade and Plasticade are lighter, budget friendly plastic versions. The M-Cade folds flat for storage and transport. The Steelcade uses a steel frame for extra toughness, and the Telespar Type III kit builds a full road closure on square steel posts. If you are not sure which one fits, the plastic panel with steel legs is the safe default, and the team can steer you from there.
What is the difference between an A frame barricade and a panel barricade?
They are two shapes for two jobs. A panel barricade is a flat rail barricade on straight legs, the Type I, II, and III style you line up along a work zone or a road closure. An A frame barricade folds open like a sawhorse and stands on its own two legs, so it is fast to drop in place and easy to fold flat and stack when the job is done. Panel barricades are the choice for a long marked run, while A frames shine for quick closures, sidewalks, and spots you set up and tear down a lot.
Can I customize these barricades or buy them in bulk?
Yes to both. Many of the panel barricades can be stenciled with a message or your name, so a barricade can read something like sidewalk closed or carry your company mark instead of sitting blank. The panel barricades also come in pallet bundles of 35 and 70, which brings the price per barricade down for a contractor or a municipality stocking a yard. Buy one to try it, or order a pallet once you know what you need.
