
Panels at chosen points
Also known as sightline kills, the panels sit on top of the barrier line at chosen points. There they are intended to block the view.
Features

Also known as sightline kills, the panels sit on top of the barrier line at chosen points. There they are intended to block the view.

The security walkway is a continuous working platform at the back of the barrier line, corners included. Instead of the rear steps alone, security personnel and medical staff get a better view of the audience and better access to it.

Wedges are narrow fixed corner sections that curve the whole barrier line gradually, for instance in front of a large stage.
In numbers
The key value of each add-on.
Sight screen
1.20m
Height of the panels on top of the barrier line.
Security walkway
1.00m
Width of the platform behind the line.
Wedge
5.5°
Angle each wedge adds to the line.
Technical data
| Feature | Sight screen | Security walkway | Wedge 5.5° |
|---|---|---|---|
| Size | 1.20 m high panels | 1.00 m wide platform | approx. 0.49 m wide, 1.25 m deep |
| Position | on top of the barrier line | behind the barrier line, corners included | within the barrier line |
| Purpose | intended to block the view at chosen points | view of the audience for security and medical staff | intended to curve the line gradually |
| Details | – | raised, no gaps | fixed 5.5°, double brace, no rear step; connection details vary by series |
| Material | on request | on request | aluminium, as the Mojo Barrier line |
| Weight | on request | on request | on request |
| Tested | no separate certificate | no separate certificate | Lloyd's British Testing 2011, 7.66 kN/m (test specimen) |
Details can vary slightly between production series; your rental company will confirm the exact values. – = not applicable. On request: value not yet published.
System

Barrier line
The basic section of the Mojo Barrier line. Sight screens sit on top of it and the security walkway runs behind it.

Corners
A fixed corner for turns of 22.5° in the line. The security walkway continues around corners like this one.

Corners
A fixed corner for sharper turns than a wedge.
Certification
Lloyd's British Testing tested a specimen of the 5.5° wedge to BS EN 13200-3:2005, and no permanent set was recorded. Certificates apply only to the test specimens named in them. Design details can differ between production series; your rental company will confirm which test documents apply to the units supplied. The sight screen and the security walkway have no certificate of their own.
All documents are on the certification page.
FAQ
Two contacts, depending on the question:
They are three additions to the aluminium Mojo Barrier line, not crowd barrier covers, printed PVC mesh barrier jackets or clip-on kits for steel barriers and metal pedestrian barriers. Together with the Barrier Load Monitor System, they form the barrier systems range.
| Need | Add-on or module |
|---|---|
| block the view at one point of the line | sight screen |
| a better view of the audience and better access for staff | security walkway |
| a gradual curve, for instance in front of a large stage | wedge 5.5° |
| a clear change of direction | Fixed Corner 22.5° or 45° |
| a separate 2.4 m fence line | Mojo High Fence |
To create a curve, each wedge turns the barrier line by 5.5°, so the number of wedges sets how far the line curves: four wedges in a row, for example, turn it by 22° in total. Your rental company plans the curve with you, based on the stage and the layout of the site.
Yes, through the rental companies of the MOJO Holding Group, for festivals, concerts, sports events and other public events with a Mojo Barrier line, indoor or outdoor. For questions about the add-ons, the wedge test or the data sheet, contact our team.

Hire
Tell the rental company in your country where the view should be blocked, where staff need a walkway and how the line should curve. They plan the add-ons for your layout.