Keeping intruders or vandals out of restricted areas or off of low or flat roofs is a problem.

Traditional solutions such as fitting anti-climb spikes to wall, fence and gate tops are however not suitable for use in all locations, ...which is why Roller Barrier was developed.

Proven effectiveness in challenging environments such as drug rehabilitation centres, secure medical facilities and schools, coupled with the elimination of impalement risk to pupils or other climbers, are just a couple of reasons why many UK local authorities now specify Roller Barrier as the anti-climb system of choice for use in schools.

Preventing the occurrence of avoidable accidents is a key issue for schools, because not only does it protect their pupils, staff and visitors from a potentially traumatic experience,

...but it also protects the school against possible "No Win - No Fee" court cases brought about by injured parties.

With over 40,000 recorded finger trapping accidents requiring hospital treatment every year, closing doors present a real risk.

...but fitting genuine FingerPro hinge cavity protectors will completely eliminate the risk to your pupils, staff and visitors.

The tragic murder of a 15 year old schoolboy, by a fellow pupil who had taken a hunting knife into school, is prompting many schools to look at boosting their anti-knife safeguarding.

The Department for Education (DfE) has stated that schools are responsible for setting their own security measures (including screening for knives) and it is up to each school to decide whether to use walk-through metal detectors or handheld wands.

Many schools, academies and colleges are now sensibly reviewing their safeguarding practices and introducing metal detecting knife arches to deter and prevent further tragedies.