Warning Posts

Weighted Warning Posts for Roads, Car Parks and Work Sites

A traffic warning post is a portable delineator that stands on a weighted base and uses its upright body to mark lanes, parking bays, entrances and hazardous areas. Because it does not need to be fixed to the ground, it can be moved and repositioned easily whenever plans change. In this category Ilgi Trafik offers plastic warning posts with different base types, heights and body diameters, as single units or in packs.

Warning Posts by Base Type

• Weighted plastic base posts: 100, 105, 108 and 120 cm heights; practical for car parks, shop fronts and private estates.
• Rubber base posts: 80 mm body diameter, 110 cm high, models 12418, 12420 and 12422; the rubber base sits well on the ground.
• Gravel-fill and weighted base posts: 110 mm body, 120 cm high, spring-loaded model 12404, for roadside use where extra stability is needed.
• 110 mm body, 120 cm posts: models 12402 and 12414.
• Ultra warning posts: 14 cm x 120 cm, models 12428, 12430 and 12432, whose wider body is easier to spot from a distance.
• Spare weight: a 400x100 mm base weight to improve stability.

Where They Are Used

Warning posts are used to divide and protect parking bays, stop vehicles parking outside shops and businesses, narrow lanes during roadworks and construction, and separate forklift and pedestrian routes in factories and warehouses. They can also be set up and removed quickly for events, school drop-off zones and temporary road closures. Municipalities, car park operators, road contractors and facility managers are among the most frequent users.

Choosing the Right Post

• Environment: In windy open areas and close to traffic, choose heavy-base models or add a spare weight.
• Visibility: For road applications that must be seen from afar, 120 cm heights and wide Ultra posts work best; 100–108 cm is usually enough for car parks and shop fronts.
• Quantity: Packs of 2, 5 and 10 are more economical for marking a long line.
• Night use: Choose reflector-equipped models for posts that will be used after dark.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a warning post and a fixed delineator? A warning post stands freely on its weighted base and is easy to move. A fixed delineator is a flexible post that is usually bolted or bonded to the ground for permanent use.

Will a warning post blow over in the wind? Base weight and location are what matter. In open, windy areas we recommend heavy-base models or adding the 400x100 mm spare weight.

What are the shipping and return terms? Shipping is free on orders of 2,500 TL and above, and products can be returned free of charge within 14 days (custom-made items excluded).