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Our wall mounted retractable barriers close off doorways, aisles and service points in seconds, then retract flush to the wall when the space needs to be open again. With no posts or bases on the floor, these wall mounted barriers keep walkways clear while giving you reliable access control in shops, warehouses, transport hubs and venues. Choose your fixing type, webbing length up to 22.8m, and webbing colour to suit the opening you need to control.


A wall mounted retractable barrier is a belt cassette fixed to a wall, pillar or frame. The webbing pulls out across an opening and clips into a receiver on the opposite side, then winds back into the cassette when released. Because nothing stands on the floor, the opening is completely clear when the barrier isn’t in use.
Wall mounted barriers serve four main purposes: controlling access to restricted areas, managing queues where floor space is tight, isolating hazards, and closing wide openings on industrial sites. Each uses the same core hardware, a retractable belt cassette fixed to a wall, pillar or frame. The fixing type, webbing length and webbing colour change depending on the job the barrier needs to do.
Wall mounted barriers are one of the simplest access control barriers available. A single belt across a staff door, stockroom entrance or closed checkout tells people the area is off-limits, without the cost or permanence of a gate.
In narrow aisles, fitting rooms and service counters, there’s often no room for freestanding posts. A wall unit shapes the queue or closes a lane without taking up any floor space.
Chevron red/white or yellow/black webbing turns the same unit into a quick hazard barrier. Use it to close off a wet floor, a maintenance area or a loading bay while work is under way.
Long-span units with 10.6m or 22.8m of webbing can close wide openings and racking aisles with a single belt. Walkways stay clear for forklifts and stock movement.
Wall mounted retractable barriers differ in four main ways: how they fix to the surface, how far the webbing extends, the colour and width of the webbing, and the colour of the cassette. Choosing the right combination depends on the opening you need to close, the surface you’re fixing to, and whether the barrier is controlling access or warning of a hazard.
Wall-fixed units screw permanently into a wall for openings used every day. Magnetic mounts attach to metal surfaces without drilling. Removable, clamp and rack mounts suit pillars, frames and warehouse racking where a standard wall fixing isn’t practical.
Webbing runs from 2.3m for single doorways up to 10.6m and 22.8m for wide openings and long spans, so one unit can cover what would otherwise need several posts.
Choose black, red or custom webbing for general access control, or chevron red/white or yellow/black where the barrier needs to signal a hazard. Webbing comes in 50mm and 75mm widths.
Cassettes are available in black, red or yellow. Black blends into most interiors, while red and yellow stand out on industrial sites.
Freestanding stanchions are the better choice for open floor queues that change layout often. Wall mounted barriers suit fixed openings: they can’t be knocked over, need no storage, and leave no trip hazard on the floor when retracted.
Wall mounted retractable barriers give you fast, space-saving access control wherever there’s a wall, pillar or frame to fix to. For hazard marking in open areas, see our safety barriers. Add post signage where an opening needs an explanation as well as a barrier. For pricing on a specific site, contact our team.
It closes off an opening such as a doorway, aisle, service counter or loading bay. The belt pulls out across the gap for access control or hazard marking, then retracts flush to the wall when the opening needs to be clear.
Yes. Magnetic mounts attach to metal surfaces such as shop fittings, doors or frames without drilling. For permanent installations on openings used every day, a screw-fixed wall mount gives the most secure hold.
Webbing lengths run from 2.3m for single doorways up to 22.8m for wide warehouse openings and long spans. Longer units let a single barrier close an opening that would otherwise need several freestanding posts.
Yes. A wall mounted barrier is a simple, visible way to restrict access to staff areas, closed lanes or stockrooms. It works as a clear boundary rather than a locked barrier, so it suits managing where people go rather than physically securing an area.
Yes. Red or yellow cassettes with chevron webbing stand out clearly in warehouses and on industrial sites. Rack and clamp mounts let you fit barriers to racking and frames where there’s no wall to fix to.