The familiar velvet rope and stanchion is the traditional method of crowd management in movie theaters and retail environments. This traditional, portable crowd control post is still an easy way to erect a temporary barrier to direct traffic flow.
Lavi Industries offers a full line of posts with this traditional design as well as coordinating chains or ropes. We offer over 20 different styles of rope in lengths varying from 2 to 12 feet. If you prefer the look or convenience of the traditional brass or chrome theater post, we certainly can provide you with exactly what you want. We even have a removable stanchion system that fits into floor sockets which can be capped when not in use. For larger facilities, we can provide you with a post transporter to reduce the amount of manpower required to erect your stanchions.
Lavi Industries' public guidance systems give you many alternatives to the traditional stanchions. Our Beltrac theater post features a retractable belt instead of stanchion rope or chain. This convenient system allows you to quickly erect or strike barriers with the brightly colored, sturdy belts. Best of all, you will no longer need to store lengths of rope or chain in addition to your stanchions.
For a more permanent solution you may what to consider the rigid rail barricades that fit into Beltrac 3000crowd control posts. Available in 4 foot curved sections or straight sections of varying lengths, these pieces are the perfect way to create a semi-permanent traffic flow pattern.
Portable stanchions allow you to easily create custom crowd control flow patterns. However, moving the stanchions from area to area can be a slow process because only a couple can be carried at a time. Our post transporter systems help your personnel quickly move 9 or 16 posts at a time. The individual units can even be connected to create a custom train that allows your staff to transport exactly what is needed with minimal effort.
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