Crown Top Dome Base Post & Rope Stanchion

Name: Crown Top Dome Base Post & Rope Stanchion
Brand: Tensator
SKU: CCW-05-018-00014
Price: 130.0 USD
Availability: InStock

SKU CCW-05-018-00014

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Crown/Urn Top Stanchion
Dome Base
Multiple finishes available
Ropes sold separately

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$130.00

Product Overview

Our Crown Top post is ideal for contemporary environments where the style and sophistication of a traditional post & rope barrier are desired. Include a tapped top and be able to affix signage to your post. We offer a wide range of ropes to complete your queue including economy velvet, heavy duty velour, rich naugahyde and natural hemp. These posts are Lawrence Metal compatible.

Includes:

(1) Crown Top Rope Stanchion with Dome Base

Features:

Optional Tapped Top to accept sign holders
A variety of finishes available, using rust resistant high-quality steel
Features a full circumference rubber floor protector for maximum scratch protection & stability
Sturdy Cast Iron Base
Fast & Easy assembly. No tools required.

Ropes sold separately.

Buying in large quantities? Contact us for a volume discount! sales@crowdcontrolwarehouse.com or (847)-991-9900

Specification

Specifications:

Height: 39”
Post Weight: 21lb
Post Diameter: 2”
Base Diameter: 12.5”
Max. Length Ropes: 8ft
Warranty: 3 year limited manufacturer's warranty against defective material or workmanship

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