The annual Six Nations Rugby Championship starts the international competition series with the men’s games this month. Friendly rivalry is fierce between England, France, Ireland, Italy, Scotland and Wales with England and Wales leading the table with the most title wins in the men’s game. When the women’s Six Nations contest begins next month, they will be looking to continue their run of victories, aiming for a fifth successive Women’s Six Nations title win in 2023.

Keeping players and spectators separate and safe at rugby and football games, using our ‘impact absorbing’ Barriers system, makes our product one of the safest of all pitch side crowd barrier fencing. It is installed at Murrayfield stadium, and at many other football, rugby and hockey grounds in the United Kingdom & Europe

Our crowd barriers have evolved through tried and tested experience alongside our commitment to safety and quality and complies with the ‘Guide to Safety at Sports Grounds’ requirements. The pitch side crowd barrier fencing is installed using precision laser-assisted technology by our specialist team, ensuring optimum performance and presentation.

If you think that your rugby or football club ground could do with a safety barrier upgrade to keep your players and spectators safe, get in touch with us and we can advise you on the best system for the size of your club to meet its needs.

In the meantime, sit back and enjoy the 2023 Six Nations Championship – whether your supporting chant is ‘Swing Low,’ ’Land of my Fathers,’ ‘Flowers of Scotland’ or any of the other rousing rugby melodies, maybe take a moment during the Scotland home games and see if you can spot our crowd safety barriers amongst the action.