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Our Fire Barrier Tape provides a fast, highly visible solution for cordoning off fire-related hazards and restricting unauthorised access to dangerous areas. Printed with the clear warning "FIRE DO NOT CROSS", this professional-grade hazard warning tape helps establish safe exclusion zones during emergencies, maintenance work, and incident response. Available from Krucx, it is designed for contractors, emergency responders, facility managers, and construction professionals who require reliable temporary hazard marking.
Manufactured from durable polyethylene, this fire barrier tape features a striking red and white design for maximum visibility in busy environments. Supplied in a practical dispenser box, the 75mm wide × 200m long roll is easy to deploy, transport, and store. Ideal for restricted access areas, construction projects, warehouses, public buildings, and emergency situations, it supports effective workplace safety while helping communicate clear safety instructions to staff and the public.
Whether you're managing an emergency incident, securing a construction site, or creating a temporary exclusion zone, our Fire Barrier Tape offers a dependable and highly visible solution. Suitable for professional and commercial use, it combines durability with clear messaging to improve site safety. We offer competitive trade pricing, bulk pack options, and fast UK dispatch, making it easy to keep your safety supplies fully stocked. Order online today from Krucx for reliable products and excellent customer service.
Yes. The durable polyethylene material is suitable for temporary indoor and outdoor applications.
Each roll measures 75 mm wide × 200 metres long, providing excellent coverage for large exclusion zones.
It is widely used by contractors, emergency services, facility managers, maintenance teams, event organisers, and construction professionals to create clearly marked restricted access areas.
