barrier tape
1 of 1noun/ˈbæriɚ teɪp/
Forms:barrier tapes
1
a brightly colored, non-adhesive tape used to mark off restricted or hazardous areas and to create a visible barrier for safety purposes
Barrier tape is a brightly colored, often plastic tape used to mark off areas that are restricted or hazardous. It is typically used to warn people of potential dangers or to block off certain areas, such as construction zones, accident sites, or areas under repair. The tape is usually yellow, red, or orange, and may have warning messages or symbols printed on it. Barrier tape is lightweight, easy to apply, and can be quickly removed, making it ideal for temporary use in preventing access to specific areas for safety or security reasons.
- The police put up barrier tape around the accident scene to keep the area secure.
- Barrier tape was stretched across the damaged road to warn drivers of the hazard ahead.
- We placed barrier tape around the wet floor to prevent people from slipping.
- After the flood, barrier tape was used to block off the affected areas to prevent entry.