K-Rail & Jersey Concrete Barrier

K-Rail and Jersey barrier are the same product family: the sloped face concrete barriers used to separate traffic, close lanes, protect work zones and control site access. K-Rail is the California term and Jersey barrier is the national one, so a plan set may call for either and mean this. The same unit is also written up as a jersey wall, a jersey wall barrier, a jersey curb, a highway barrier or simply K rail, and every one of those names points to this precast barrier. Contractors write it as K rails or krails just as often, and every spelling means this same precast unit.

The sloped profile is engineered, not decorative. A vehicle striking it is redirected up the face and back into its lane rather than stopped dead. Sold by the unit at 5, 10, 12 and 20 foot lengths, which lets you close a specific gap without cutting. Concrete barriers are also routinely used off the roadway for parking control, yard and lot security, and to protect equipment or storage from vehicle traffic. This is a heavy freight item, delivered or picked up at the yard.

Jersey barriers for sale by the unit, in five sizes: K-Rail 5 ft at $473, K-Rail 10 ft at $1,265, K-Rail 20 ft at $1,564, Jersey barrier 12 ft at $414 and Jersey barrier 20 ft at $1,449, with delivery quoted by weight or pickup at the yard. Pick the length in the buy box; for a full lane closure or a lot perimeter, request a quote and we price the load as one delivery.

COLOR

Natural concrete grey

GEOLOGY

Precast reinforced concrete

ORIGIN

Regional precast production

PRODUCT USES

• Traffic control and lane closures
• Work zone and construction site protection
• Parking control and lot security
• Perimeter and equipment protection
• Temporary and permanent site barriers