Unafor Core and Chester Racecourse

Unafor Core ensures safety without compromising on aesthetics

At Chester Racecourse, protecting spectators is a top priority, and we’re proud to have installed the Unafor Core semi-permanent HVM solution in multiple locations to ensure safety without compromising on aesthetics.

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The Unafor Core seamlessly blends into the Chester Racecourse environment

Here’s what makes Unafor Core stand out:

  • Compact Design: The socketed posts are only 600mm high, ensuring unobtrusive protection that blends seamlessly into any environment.
  • Easy Installation: No heavy machinery needed. The posts are socketed, meaning they can be easily put in place or removed as needed, and securely locked for safety.
  • Urban-Friendly: Foundations can be installed with minimal disruption, making them ideal for towns and cities.
  • Customisable: The posts can be shrouded to suit any event, brand, or city, offering both protection and promotional opportunities.
  • Good ROI: Once the initial investment is made, the system requires minimal maintenance and no additional staff to guard the solution during events, ensuring long-term cost efficiency.
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Customised branding of the Core adds a beautiful detail to its key purpose of protection

The versatility of the Unafor Core system has helped to create a welcoming and secure environment for spectators heading towards the track.


If you’re planning an event (small or large-scale), get in touch with the Crowdguard team to discuss your requirements. We will give you the best possible advice and provide a turnkey service to help you plan and implement strategies to keep people safe in crowded places, with market-leading solutions installed by experts, designed to help you mitigate risk.

Tel: 0161 507 3434

Email: info@crowdguard.co.uk

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