BS 6180:2011

Foreword
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms and definitions
4 Materials, components and methods of design
   and construction
5 Preliminary considerations
6 Design criteria
7 Concrete
8 Glass
9 Masonry
10 Metals
11 Plastics
12 Timber
13 Composites
14 Installation
Annexes
Annex A (normative) - Vehicle impact on barriers
Annex B (normative) - Bolt fixing of glass in barriers
Bibliography

Provides recommendations and guidance for the design and construction of temporary and permanent barriers to be provided in and about buildings and places of assembly, such barriers being positioned and designed to protect persons from various hazards and to restrict or control the movement of persons or vehicles.

This British Standard gives recommendations and guidance for the design and construction of temporary and permanent barriers to be provided in and about buildings and places of assembly, such barriers being positioned and designed to protect persons from various hazards and to restrict or control the movement of persons or vehicles. This British Standard applies to: barriers that indicate routes; barriers capable of stopping or diverting moving vehicles within areas where vehicle speed is restricted to a maximum of 16km/h (4.44m/s, 10 mile/h); walls, glazing and other elements of buildings or structures where such elements act as protective barriers; areas other than spectator areas of sports halls and buildings used for spectator sports. This British Standard does not apply to: barriers for resisting impact from vehicles travelling at speeds greater than 16km/h, e.g. bridge parapets beyond the curtilage of a building, or highway safety barriers (see BS6779); barriers used in building operations and works of engineering construction; safety barriers, with or without opening gate features, for the protection of children up to 24 months, where the safety requirement is covered by a specific safety standard, e.g. BSEN1930; permanent means of access to machinery (see BSENISO14122, all parts); barriers used in spectator areas of sports halls, and buildings used for spectator sports (see BSEN13200, all parts).