Traditional Crown Urn Top Post Brass Finish - ETRAD-CT-BA15-TU15
Our Classic Crown Urn Top Stanchion Post is a perfect option suited for a variety of events and occasions.
Use this stanchion with classic velour ropes to create the elegant VIP look for your next event or valet stand. This post is manufactured from heavy gauge steel and a cast iron base for durability and a full circumference floor protector to prevent floor damage.
Features:
Height: 39in
Weight: 20 lbs
Post Diameter: 2in
Profile Base Diameter: 14"
Dome Base Diameter: 12.5"
Crown Top Rope Ring: Forged steel
Post Construction: Steel
Full coverage rubber floor protector
Rope not included. See related products for purchase.
It is the classic upscale barrier: a soft velour rope with metal snap ends that hooks between two rope stanchion posts to mark an entrance, a VIP area, or a waiting line with a premium look. The rope is the piece that does the talking, and it comes in a few colors so you can match a lobby, a theater, or an event. Snap one end onto each post and you have an instant, elegant line.
Do the ropes and posts come together, or separately?
They are sold separately so you can mix and match. Pick your rope stanchion posts, the Elegance stainless or the brass, in the top style you like, then choose your velour ropes in a color and finish, with stainless or brass snap ends to match the posts. Plan on one more post than the number of ropes, since a line of posts needs an end post on each side. Buying them apart lets you build the exact look instead of settling for a fixed set.
Where do rope barriers work best, and can I use them outdoors?
They shine indoors and at dressed up events: hotel lobbies, theaters, banquet halls, galleries, clubs, and red carpet entrances, anywhere the barrier is part of the impression. Velour rope and polished metal are made to look good, not to fight the weather, so keep them inside or under cover. If you need an elegant line outdoors or in a rough setting, a plastic post and chain or a belt stanchion holds up better while still shaping the line.