Temporary Vertical Concrete Barrier
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We can provide BS EN 1317 approved, crash tested, interlocking TVCBs to your site quickly and reliably.
Our TVCBs, or Temporary Vertical Concrete Barriers, are typically used to provide a physical barrier to unauthorised entry as well as providing traffic or pedestrian management.
Our versatile TVCBs are also ideal for closing off unoccupied areas such as car parks, open land or construction sites. TVCBs are perfect for temporary traffic control applications too such as preventing impact with road workers, and can also be used for HVM (Hostile Vehicle Mitigation).
Available for hire across the UK, ProBlock is able to deliver quality TVCBs to your site at short notice if your security needs are urgent. Our heavy duty, 2500 kg TVCBs are ideal for multiple situations in preventing vehicle access. Our lorries have the ability to place them side by side and over existing gates and fences.
Read below to find out more about TVCB hire and how we can provide the right barrier solution for you – and contact our team today to discuss your project.
TVCB Dimensions

- Length 3000 mm
- Height 800 mm
- Width 450 mm
- Weight 2500 kg
What is a TVCB?
A TVCB, or a temporary vertical concrete barrier, (also known as a V28 barrier) is a 2500kg concrete barrier block solution that is ideal for creating safe environments by preventing unauthorised vehicle access in any given environment.
Our TVCB barriers are available for hire and can be delivered and installed to any location in the UK.
Our TVCBs are easy to install on site with our specialist grab load and fork-lift if required.

Typical uses for TVCBs
Preventing unauthorised access to large areas such as construction sites, car parks forecourts etc.
Protecting those on foot, or pedestrians from the dangers of traffic flow traffic by creating a safe working environment for those working in high traffic areas.
Directing and maintaining the flow of traffic.
Providing traffic management at large public events such as festivals or regular sporting events.
As a counterweight for scaffolding and fencing.
Prevent vehicle related terrorist attacks by protecting areas with large numbers of people (HVM)