Belt Stanchions
Chrome Belt Stanchion Rentals with a Blue or Red Belt
Rent chrome belt stanchions on a blue or a red belt, 2 m to a head, for an evening or for a run of months.
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Specifications
Both belts are custom — check the date.
Neither colour is held as a standing line, so the number free in each colour is worth confirming with us before a plan is signed off. Tell us which belt you want along with the date you want it on.
| Belt length | 2 m (6 ft 7 in) |
|---|---|
| Belt colours | Blue or red, one colour per post |
| Belt material | Nylon webbing |
| Belt receivers | Four to a head, so a post can end a run, turn it, split it or sit mid-line without being changed for a different part |
| Post material | Stainless steel |
| Finish | Polished, corrosion resistant |
| Sited | Indoors or outdoors |
What it is good at
Six rooms for a polished post with a coloured line.
Bank and corporate head-office lobbies
Where the building is already finished in metal and stone — the brand colour has to arrive without a piece of painted equipment arriving with it.
Flagship retail
A polished column beside product on a lit floor, with the line itself carrying whatever colour the season is running in.
Hotel arrivals and forecourts
The one item on this page that can stand outside the door in the morning and inside it by the evening without changing.
Award ceremonies and premieres
Where the queue is in shot for the whole of the arrival, so the hardware has to look chosen rather than hired.
Terraces, courtyards and rooftop events
An outdoor floor that is still a finished floor. Corrosion resistance matters here in a way it never does in a ballroom.
Beside chrome rope posts
One arrival on velvet rope, one queue on webbing, both on the same metal, so a foyer does not look like it was furnished from two suppliers on the same afternoon.
The usual add-on
A frame finished like the post.
On polished metal a black sign frame is the thing the eye stops at, which is why the topper for this post is the chrome one — it carries a letter-size panel at the head of the run without breaking the column underneath it. Worth taking on the posts that have something to say, which is rarely more than the first two in any line.
See sign toppers