What is the difference between the Movit, Minit, and Crowdcade?

Mostly size and weight. The Minit is the compact, lighter barricade for indoor and light duty crowd work. The Movit is the mid size workhorse that handles most jobs and can be customized with a sign or full color artwork. The Crowdcade is a 6 foot plastic barricade with rubber feet for a longer, sturdier run. All three interlock, so you can even mix them along one line. Pick by how much length and presence you need, and reach for the Movit if you also want it to carry your branding.

What are interlocking barriers, and how do they connect?

They are plastic crowd control barricades that lock together end to end, so you can build a continuous fence as long as the job needs. Each unit has built in connectors on the sides, so one clicks into the next without tools and the whole run stays straight and tight. Set out as many as you need, then pull them apart just as fast when you are done. The Movit, Minit, and Crowdcade are the plastic interlocking barricades here, sized from a compact unit up to a full 6 foot barricade.

What are they used for?

Anywhere you need to line people up, keep them out, or split a space in a hurry. Venues and events use them for queues, entrances, and perimeters, work crews use them to fence off a hazard or a staging area, and parking and valet operations use them to shape lanes. Since they are lightweight plastic that one person can carry and link, they go up and come down quickly, which is the whole point for a crew that resets a layout all the time. On the models that allow it, fill or weight the feet if wind is a factor.

8ft Heavy Duty Galvanized Steel Crowd Control Barricade w/Flat Feet - 25 pack

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8ft Heavy Duty Galvanized Steel Crowd Control Barricade w/Flat Feet - 25 pack - PROBAR-TU84-ED84-8-FL

The Barrier Direct barricade is built from heavy-gauge steel, it is hot-dipped galvanized inside and out for long-term weather resistance. The barricade line cannot be broken from the middle due to hook-and-loop connection.

The frame is made of 38mm steel tubing, while the uprights are made from 13mm steel tubing. The uprights are fully inserted into the frame before welding, providing extraordinary strength.

Features:
- Style: Flat Feet
- Dimensions: 43" x 8' 4"
- Material: 16-gauge steel
- The flat feet are great for flat, even surfaces
This crowd control interlocking barrier comes in bright orange color and is great for large crowds that form in schools, parking lots, airports, hotels, retail outlets, cinemas, concert venues, and shopping malls.

Notes: Color Barricades are not returnable.

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Frequently Asked Questions:

What is the difference between the Movit, Minit, and Crowdcade?

Mostly size and weight. The Minit is the compact, lighter barricade for indoor and light duty crowd work. The Movit is the mid size workhorse that handles most jobs and can be customized with a sign or full color artwork. The Crowdcade is a 6 foot plastic barricade with rubber feet for a longer, sturdier run. All three interlock, so you can even mix them along one line. Pick by how much length and presence you need, and reach for the Movit if you also want it to carry your branding.

What are interlocking barriers, and how do they connect?

They are plastic crowd control barricades that lock together end to end, so you can build a continuous fence as long as the job needs. Each unit has built in connectors on the sides, so one clicks into the next without tools and the whole run stays straight and tight. Set out as many as you need, then pull them apart just as fast when you are done. The Movit, Minit, and Crowdcade are the plastic interlocking barricades here, sized from a compact unit up to a full 6 foot barricade.

What are they used for?

Anywhere you need to line people up, keep them out, or split a space in a hurry. Venues and events use them for queues, entrances, and perimeters, work crews use them to fence off a hazard or a staging area, and parking and valet operations use them to shape lanes. Since they are lightweight plastic that one person can carry and link, they go up and come down quickly, which is the whole point for a crew that resets a layout all the time. On the models that allow it, fill or weight the feet if wind is a factor.
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