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POZ Site Delineator A Frame Stand 4 Way 950mm

SKU: 6174-SDAF02

$110.00 + GST

The Site Delineator A Frame Stand 4 Way is a freestanding delineation unit that presents a visible face in all four directions from a single base at 950mm above ground. It is built for central positions on site where approach direction cannot be controlled — column surrounds, open penetrations, pit covers, and mid-floor hazard markers.

On busy sites, a two-sided stand leaves blind spots at anything other than a straight corridor. Workers operating plant, subcontractors cutting across the floor, and visitors navigating without a guide can all approach a hazard from an unexpected angle. The 4-way stand closes those gaps. Reflective strips on all four faces extend that coverage into low-light conditions and after dark without additional lighting or power.

The stand is blue, which separates it from orange hazard equipment on multi-function sites. It deploys without tools or ground fixings and one person can move it as site layouts change. Site managers and traffic management coordinators on commercial, civil, and infrastructure projects use it wherever a single device needs to communicate a boundary to workers approaching from any direction.

The Site Delineator A Frame Stand 4 Way is a freestanding delineation unit that presents a visible face in all four directions from a single base at 950mm above ground. It is built for central positions on site where approach direction cannot be controlled — column surrounds, open penetrations, pit covers, and mid-floor hazard markers.

On busy sites, a two-sided stand leaves blind spots at anything other than a straight corridor. Workers operating plant, subcontractors cutting across the floor, and visitors navigating without a guide can all approach a hazard from an unexpected angle. The 4-way stand closes those gaps. Reflective strips on all four faces extend that coverage into low-light conditions and after dark without additional lighting or power.

The stand is blue, which separates it from orange hazard equipment on multi-function sites. It deploys without tools or ground fixings and one person can move it as site layouts change. Site managers and traffic management coordinators on commercial, civil, and infrastructure projects use it wherever a single device needs to communicate a boundary to workers approaching from any direction.

SKU: 6174-SDAF02

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Key Specs

  • Height: 950mm
  • Colour: Blue
  • Visibility: Reflective strips — all four faces
  • Type: 4-way
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What is POZ Site Delineator A Frame Stand 4 Way?

The Site Delineator A Frame Stand 4 Way is a freestanding delineation unit that presents a visible face in all four directions from a single base at 950mm above ground. It is built for central positions on site where approach direction cannot be controlled — column surrounds, open penetrations, pit covers, and mid-floor hazard markers.

On busy sites, a two-sided stand leaves blind spots at anything other than a straight corridor. Workers operating plant, subcontractors cutting across the floor, and visitors navigating without a guide can all approach a hazard from an unexpected angle. The 4-way stand closes those gaps. Reflective strips on all four faces extend that coverage into low-light conditions and after dark without additional lighting or power.

The stand is blue, which separates it from orange hazard equipment on multi-function sites. It deploys without tools or ground fixings and one person can move it as site layouts change. Site managers and traffic management coordinators on commercial, civil, and infrastructure projects use it wherever a single device needs to communicate a boundary to workers approaching from any direction.

The Site Delineator A Frame Stand 4 Way is a freestanding delineation unit that presents a visible face in all four directions from a single base at 950mm above ground. It is built for central positions on site where approach direction cannot be controlled — column surrounds, open penetrations, pit covers, and mid-floor hazard markers.

On busy sites, a two-sided stand leaves blind spots at anything other than a straight corridor. Workers operating plant, subcontractors cutting across the floor, and visitors navigating without a guide can all approach a hazard from an unexpected angle. The 4-way stand closes those gaps. Reflective strips on all four faces extend that coverage into low-light conditions and after dark without additional lighting or power.

The stand is blue, which separates it from orange hazard equipment on multi-function sites. It deploys without tools or ground fixings and one person can move it as site layouts change. Site managers and traffic management coordinators on commercial, civil, and infrastructure projects use it wherever a single device needs to communicate a boundary to workers approaching from any direction.

SKU: 6174-SDAF02

Benefits

  • Presents a delineation face in all four directions — one stand covers every approach angle at a central hazard point
  • Reflective strips on all four faces stay visible in low-light conditions and after dark without additional lighting or power
  • Eliminates blind spots at column surrounds, pit covers, open penetrations, and mid-floor hazard markers
  • Deploys without tools or ground fixings — one person can position and reposition it as the site layout shifts
  • Fewer devices needed at multi-directional delineation points compared to arranging multiple 2-way stands
  • Blue colour separates it from orange hazard equipment on sites running multiple traffic management functions
  • Reusable across projects — store in the POZ A Frame Stillage between uses to protect the stand and keep it in good condition

Main Applications

  • Central hazard marking at column surrounds, pit covers, open penetrations, and floor-level hazards on commercial and civil sites
  • Temporary intersection and crossing points where vehicles and pedestrians approach from multiple directions at once
  • Open-floor delineation during structure, fitout, and civil works where approach direction cannot be predicted or controlled
  • Plant exclusion zones and equipment drop zones requiring visibility from all sides
  • Mid-site positions where a single device needs to do the work of multiple 2-way stands
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Delineator A-Frame Stand and pole run across a civil yard.  Wide real-install of a blue Site Delineator A-Frame Stand holding long FRP delineator poles across a gravel civil yard. White contractor ute at left

Technical Specifications

Specification Details
Height 950 mm
Colour Blue
Visibility Reflective strips — all four faces
Type 4-way

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POZ Site Delineator A Frame Stand 4 Way

  1. Mark the central delineation positions from your traffic management plan before bringing the stands out.
  2. Clear each position of debris and loose material so the stand sits flat and stable on the ground.
  3. Open the A-frame fully and check all legs are locked in position before inserting the pole.
  4. Insert the POZ delineator pole into the base socket and push it down until it seats firmly and stands plumb.
  5. Place the assembled stand at the marked position and step back to check visibility from all four approach directions before moving on.
  6. In exposed areas or where vehicles pass close, add ballast or sandbags to the base to prevent displacement.
  7. At the start of each shift, check every stand is upright and visible from all directions, and has not shifted overnight.
  8. To remove, pull the pole from the socket, fold the stand flat, and return both to their stillages for storage.

We suggest following the steps above for the best installation results. If you have any questions or need assistance, our team is here to help.

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