A PVC traffic cone only earns its place on site if it stays visible day and night and stays upright when vehicles pass close by, and that is exactly what this range delivers. Supplied in orange, green, blue and yellow across 460mm, 750mm and 1000mm heights, each cone pairs a flexible, impact-resistant PVC body with a fully reflective sleeve and a weighted base.

Every cone is moulded from a single flexible PVC shell that bends and rebounds under a vehicle wheel rather than cracking, then returns to shape afterwards. A high-intensity reflective sleeve wraps the upper section of the cone, giving strong retroreflection under headlights for night-time and low-visibility use. The base is a heavier, wider moulding that sits flush to the ground and resists being blown over or knocked aside, while the 750mm and 1000mm cones separate into two pieces for compact stacking and storage. Heights run from 460mm for pedestrian areas up to 1000mm for high-speed roads.

Why it works

• Flexible PVC build – bends under vehicle contact and springs back rather than cracking
• High-intensity reflective sleeve – strong retroreflection from headlights and torches at night
• Weighted stable base – resists wind and knocks without extra ballast
• Four colour options – match cones to site branding, hazard type or visibility need
• Three heights available – from pedestrian areas to high-speed roads

Where it's used

These cones are equally at home marking roadworks and potholes on the public highway, cordoning off wet or newly cleaned floors in shopping centres and offices, guiding traffic around a warehouse loading bay, or lining a driveway or car park for an event. Councils and highway contractors favour orange for road use, facilities teams often choose blue or green for indoor and private-grounds work, and yellow is a common choice for warehouses and depots, though any colour can be used for any setting.

Specifications

Choosing the right colour and size: pick the height first to suit the setting: 460mm suits indoor use, pedestrian areas and low-speed car parks; 750mm is the standard choice for general roadworks, driveways and warehouse use; 1000mm gives maximum visibility for faster roads or wherever cones need to be seen from a distance. Colour is then a matter of convention and contrast against the surroundings: orange is the recognised standard for public roads, while green, blue and yellow are widely used for private grounds, indoor zoning and warehouse or depot marking.

Installation, use and care

Stand each cone with the base fully seated on a flat, stable surface, and space cones evenly to form a clear, continuous line around the hazard. On the 750mm and 1000mm two-piece cones, push the sleeve section firmly onto the base before use and check it is seated correctly. Wipe cones down with water and a mild detergent to keep the reflective sleeve working at full effectiveness, and store them stacked in a dry area out of prolonged direct sunlight when not in use to protect the PVC and reflective material.

Frequently asked questions

Are these cones suitable for use on public roads?
Yes, the reflective sleeve and stable base make them suitable for general road and roadworks use; check with your local authority for any specific requirements on major or high-speed roads.

Can the cones be used indoors?
Yes, they are widely used indoors for wet floor warnings, retail zoning and office or warehouse hazard marking.

Do the colours affect the price?
Pricing varies slightly by colour and height reflecting the manufacturer's own cost differences; see the individual variant prices for exact figures.

Ordering and delivery

All four colours and three heights are stocked in the UK for fast dispatch. See the Product specifications and Size and fitting guide sections below this listing for full details before you order, and get in touch if you need a specific colour and height combination for a larger site or contract.