POSTS AND ACCESSORIES


POSTS AND OTHER SPACE DELIMITING ELEMENTS

Many times it becomes imperative to flexibly, appropriately, and consistently distribute space within a space, without the need to reconfigure the place through costly works, especially when it comes to managing the traffic of goods and people. Separator posts offer several advantages for space management:

Used for:

Thinking about people. **Separation and marking of paths or traffic lanes**

Accident prevention. **Signaling work areas or temporary danger zones**

In goods or reception areas. **Delimitation or separation of specific warehouse zones**

Improving cargo management. **Reorganizing storage areas**

Temporary protection of very specific areas. **Short-term, for example during floor painting, cleaning, or high-altitude work.

POST TYPES

Posts with chains:

- Choose from fillable weighted base or solid base, depending on stability needs.

- Perfect for quickly generating adaptable barriers in industrial and commercial environments

- Chains allow creating barriers to enhance warehouse safety.

- Link kits available to create infinite barriers by connecting multiple posts and chains

Where to use posts with chains: For signaling restricted areas, dangerous zones, or storage spaces, heavy traffic areas, closing off loading docks, isolating materials in loading operations, etc.

Posts with retractable belts:

- The best option for managing lines of people

- Perfect for closing small areas in the warehouse, shopping centers, or store entrances

- Belts have a spring-operated system to retract and extend them as needed.

- High visibility and recommended for managing waiting lines or access areas in banks, airports, crowded events, etc.

Where to use them: For managing people traffic in waiting lines, signaling and delimiting paths for employees, restricted access areas, or reception at crowded events.

Flexible posts:

Screw-in flexible post made of one-piece polyurethane.

With visible colors and reflective bands, it signals vehicle circulation. Due to their flexibility, they can be hit by cars or other vehicles.

Where to use them: To mark lanes, to delimit or manage traffic in parking lots, public roads, or industry.