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Road Sign Accessories | Road ConesDifference betwwen 2 piece (Mastercone) and 1 pice (E-Cone) Road Cones One piece road cones such as the E-Cone (also known as the Roadhog cone) are not suitable for road highway use and are typically used for event crowd control, vehicle access on private roads and estates and for mounting road cone signs on. Two piece road cones such as the Mastercone (also known as the Dominator road cone) are UK road highway legal and are more robust than the E-Cone. If they are hit by a vehicle, the bottom breaks away from the cone which usually allows the road cone to be re-erected and used again.
Notes: Cones and cylinders are used to delineate the traffic lane a driver should take past an obstruction, accident or road works. The portability of these devices is of particular advantage in emergencies or when they are used to delineate works which move progressively along a carriageway. Cones to diagram 7101.1, fl at traffic delineators to diagram 7102 and cylinders to diagram 7103 are prescribed traffic signs. Traffic cones and cylinders shall conform to BS EN 13422:2004 Vertical road signs. Portable deformable warning devices and delineators. Portable road traffic signs. Cones and cylinders and must comply with regulation 56 |
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