Channelizing devices are what actually move traffic around the work: the drums, cones and markers that make a lane shift readable at speed. All-Brite rents and sells the full range from our yard in Jackson, TN.
What we carry
- Traffic drums with reflective sheeting, for lane closures and long-term work zones.
- Traffic cones in the common heights, including grabber cones and portable cones.
- Tubular markers for narrow shifts and lane separation.
- Delineators for longer-term routing and shoulder work.
How many will you need?
Spacing depends on the posted speed and whether you are tapering or running a straight closure. Tell us the road, the speed limit and the length of the closure and we will work the count out with you rather than sell you a round number.
What our customers say
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"Always dependable with our job site needs"
Jeanifer Putman
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"We love working with this company! Top notch customer service and products!"
Missy Harrell
August 20, 2026, 5-star Google review
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between drums, cones and tubular markers?
Traffic drums carry reflective sheeting and suit lane closures and long-term work zones. Cones come in the common heights. Tubular markers suit narrow shifts and lane separation, and delineators suit longer-term routing and shoulder work.
Can I rent channelizing devices or buy them?
Both. We rent and sell the full range from our yard in Jackson.
How many will I need?
It depends on the posted speed and whether you are tapering or running a straight closure. Tell us the road, the speed limit and the length of the closure and we will work out the count with you.
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