Barrier Post ROYAL – Gold

Royal Barrier Post

This barrier post owes its name to the traditional ball-shaped crown, which is exceptionally elegant and timeless, so it looks great in practically any setting and any location where you want to use barrier posts. Thanks to its classic design with a fitting for a barrier rope or cord, the posts can be arranged freely, and the solid base keeps the post stable even outdoors. The barrier post looks undeniably impressive and will certainly do credit to any buyer and venue. The high-quality workmanship and attention to finish ensure a very long service life without worrying that the post will become dull or start to rust after a while – with the high quality of our product you can have peace of mind for many years.

Technical data of the barrier post:

• Finish: gold;
• Crown shape: ball;
• Material: stainless steel;
• Post height: 97 cm;
• Base weight: 6.5 kg;
• Total weight of post with base: 7.5 kg;
• Base diameter: 32 cm
• Packed up to 4 pcs per carton;
• The barrier ropes shown in the photos are sold separately;

High-quality workmanship

The posts are made of high-quality stainless steel, a material that ensures a long life whether they are used outdoors – in front of the entrance to a venue – or indoors, for example at the reception. The finish is of an equally high standard, so the post not only does its job but also attracts attention and raises the level of prestige.

What is a barrier post for?

As the name suggests, a barrier post is used to separate or mark off space – such as a walkway, a special zone or a queuing area. There are many more uses, but these will certainly be the most common.

Besides controlling and limiting movement, a barrier post is also a beautiful decoration that adds prestige and tasteful elegance to a venue. Even in a more relaxed atmosphere it works well as an attractive decorative element.

Barrier posts can be used, for example, in:

• Hotels;
• Restaurants;
• VIP zones;
• Clubs;
• Cultural events;
• Trade fairs;
• Shops;
• Public offices;
• Offices;

Use in hotels – as a hotel post

Hotels are among the places where barrier posts are used most. Hotel posts – as they are also called – can serve many purposes, for example as an extra decoration that also fences off other freestanding or hanging decorations. They make it easy to mark out a queue or a walkway so that guests move around smoothly. The posts are also ideal for marking entrances or special zones. As hotels often have their own restaurant or food outlet, hotel posts are all the more useful, because they are just as versatile in a restaurant as in a hotel.

Use in restaurants

Barrier posts also work very well in all kinds of restaurants – both elegant ones and those with a more relaxed atmosphere. As in a hotel, posts in a restaurant can be used to mark out a queuing area at larger events and receptions, or simply as a stylish marker for the entrance. They can also be used at the reception or the cloakroom waiting area to separate customers being served from those waiting. They are equally good for marking out zones for special guests or reserved tables. In a large banquet hall they can mark out walkways and banquet areas made up of several tables. As in hotels, barrier posts can also fence off decorative areas with standing or hanging decorations, and they can serve as decorations themselves. Whatever the use, the venue will certainly gain in looks and prestige with such barrier posts.

Use in VIP zones

When marking out a VIP zone, the barriers usually need to look the part – and elegant barrier posts are perfect for this. VIP zones can be set up in many places and venues, usually hotels, restaurants and clubs. Barrier posts work in all of these places, both for marking out a zone indoors and outside the venue, for example a VIP entrance or VIP parking. Here there is absolutely no room for shortcomings – every element should be perfect, or the reputation of the venue or event will certainly suffer.

Use at trade fairs

At events such as industry trade fairs, barrier posts are especially useful – not only because trade fairs have food outlets that can use them, but also because they are great for marking, for example, the boundaries of your stand. Such a post is also decorative and eye-catching, which, combined with the right exhibition systems, will certainly draw many visitors to your stand. Trade fair organisers will find them useful too, as they can mark out pedestrian routes, queues, waiting areas or VIP zones in style.

Use as a post for marking out walkways

Marking out pedestrian walkways is another interesting use for barrier posts. Such a walkway can be set up practically anywhere it is needed – in a public office, a bank, an airport, at a trade fair or at polling stations during elections. This not only looks good but also helps you control and organise how people move around the place. Together with the walkway, you can also mark out a queuing area so that everyone knows where the queue starts and ends. In every case the barrier posts are decorative as well.

Why buy a barrier post?

A barrier post is worth buying above all because, together with a barrier rope, it makes it easy to manage almost any space. It works in almost every venue, such as a hotel, restaurant or club, and in many public places such as public offices, airports and banks. Besides making it easy to manage space and customer flow, a barrier post is also a stylish, timeless decoration. Its classic design makes it easy to change the barrier ropes when you want a new look or a different colour. The construction that lets you clip the ropes on means you can not only swap them quickly but also replace them without buying new posts. Barrier posts work well both indoors and outdoors, and their solid construction guarantees many years of use.

Ropes for barrier posts

The interchangeable barrier ropes mentioned above, also known as barrier cords, are sold separately and can easily be bought in our shop.