Keep your site safe and organized with traffic safety cones and construction traffic cones—built tough to protect cables and direct flow at worksites, warehouses, events, and public spaces.
We serve professionals across construction, logistics, emergency response, and event management who demand equipment that’s tough, portable, and OSHA-aware.
Secure your site with reliable traffic cones and cable protectors from LA Shop today.
FAQ
Who should use traffic cones and cable protectors?
Traffic cones and cable protectors are ideal for construction crews, warehouse managers, event organizers, emergency responders, and property owners who need to ensure safety, visibility, and cable protection in high-traffic or hazardous areas.
What is the difference between a 1-channel and 3-channel cable protector ramp?
A 1-channel ramp is designed to protect a single large cable or hose, while a 3-channel ramp allows multiple lines to run in parallel.
This setup helps keep cables organized and reduces tripping hazards in busy environments.
Are these cable protectors suitable for indoor warehouse use?
Yes. These protectors are ideal for warehouses, offering anti-slip surfaces and high load capacities to withstand forklifts and pallet jacks.
Can I drive over your cable protectors with a truck?
Yes. The cable protectors, like the 3-channel Hose Cable Protector Ramp Cover 3" Cables support up to 40,000 lbs and are built for heavy-duty use, making them suitable for trucks, construction equipment, and emergency vehicles.
Do I need tools to install the cable ramps?
No tools are needed. Each ramp has a hinged flip-top lid for cable insertion and pre-drilled holes for optional permanent installation with nails.
Are the traffic cones visible at night or during bad weather?
Yes. A good choice is the 18" Traffic Cones with reflective collars. They are designed for enhanced visibility in fog, rain, and low light. For nighttime safety, choose models with reflective striping.
Do your cable protectors prevent tripping in public or event spaces?
Yes. High-visibility lids, slip-resistant surfaces, and low-profile designs help reduce the risk of trips and falls, making them suitable for crowded or public areas.
Which traffic cone is best for construction sites?
An example would be the 28-inch PVC traffic cones with reflective collars. It is an ideal choice for construction zones, offering durability, visibility, and stackability.
Are the traffic cones stackable for event transport and storage?
Yes. All cones are designed for easy stacking, allowing multiple units to be stored compactly and transported efficiently.
What’s the best way to protect a garden hose across a driveway?
Use a 1-channel Hose Cable Protector Ramp Cover with a 3-inch capacity, like our 3 1/8" hose ramp, to safely shield hoses from cars and reduce tripping hazards. This model is suitable for outdoor driveway use.
Are these cable ramps resistant to water and oil?
Yes. Made from high-quality PVC and rubber, the ramps resist water and oil, ensuring long-term durability in demanding environments.
Do your ramps emit a strong rubber smell indoors?
Some new units may have a mild rubber odor. It is recommended to air them outdoors for a few days before indoor use.
What materials are used in the fluorescent red traffic safety cones?
Traffic safety cones are made from premium-grade PVC. The material provides flexible yet rugged construction, making it resistant to weather, impact, and daily wear for both indoor and outdoor use.
Why choose a rubber cable protector over plastic alternatives?
Rubber protectors provide better traction, flexibility, and load-bearing capacity, making them more reliable for rough terrain and heavy-duty use.
What are the best use cases for multi-channel cable protectors?
Multi-channel cable protectors are perfect for:
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Auto repair garages – Protects power, air, and diagnostic lines, preventing interference.
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EV charging stations – Neatly routes high-voltage cables, reducing tripping hazards.
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Warehouses and construction zones – Safeguards thick cables and hoses in busy areas.
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Fire and emergency sites – Organizes fire hoses, comms cables, and lighting lines.
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Outdoor events – Keeps multiple cords safe across driveways or grass.
These protectors keep cables organized and safe in high-traffic environments.
