Stanchions & Barricades
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Stanchions and safety barricades are crowd control devices you can use to direct and manage the flow of people in public spaces. Stanchions poles with a base and a top can be connected to form a line or a barrier. You can use these in banks, airports, and other public places to create a queue or to block off an area. While barricades are barriers that can be used to block off an area or to create a path for people to follow.
Safely organize crowds
Keep your facility safe and organized with stanchions & safety barricades. These crowd control accessories are designed to help create efficient and secure pathways for visitors, employees, and customers. Stanchions provide a clear and visible indication of the boundaries or limits of an area while safety barricades can be used to cordon off restricted areas. Whether you need something more formal for galleries or events or something more utilitarian for warehouses and other industrial spaces, you'll have plenty of options to choose from. Easily mark off queues so visitors know where they should stand while waiting their turn or define perimeter lines for restricted access zones.
Easy setup & storage
Both stanchions and safety barricades are lightweight and easy to move, making them ideal for events and venues that require quick setup and breakdown. They easily store on racks or in closets meaning you can access them exactly when needed without needing specialized storage furniture. Plus, some stanchions come with retractable belts for added security and convenience. Easy to store and then setup, these are essential tools for controlling traffic flow in busy public areas such as museums, airports, restaurants and retail stores.
Durable
They are made to last using strong materials like stainless steel and heavy duty plastic, and are rust and corrosion resistant. They are able to withstand the outdoor elements and various temperatures so you can plan for any type of event. Furthermore, some safety barricades are specifically made for crowd control so they can withstand the force of people pushing against them.