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RETRACTABLE BARRIER TAPE BOLLARD
Folding Tables
Botany, NSW, Australia
Day
$14
Week
$77
Month
$231
Bond
$100
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Description:
Effortlessly manage the flow of crowd traffic with our sleek and practical retractable barrier tape bollard. Comprised of two sturdy black posts linked by an extendable tape, this equipment offers an optimal solution for controlling entrances, queues, and designated areas smoothly and effectively.
The bollards feature a matte black finish, giving them a sophisticated appearance that blends seamlessly into any event setting, from corporate functions to private celebrations. Each post is mounted on a robust, flat base, ensuring stability and safety on various indoor surfaces. The retractable tape, housed within each post, extends up to a generous 2 metres, providing ample coverage for most spatial requirements. The tape locks securely into place once extended, creating a visible and effective barrier.
This versatile system is particularly suitable for use in environments such as exhibition halls, conference centres, and banquet halls, where quick and efficient space division is required. The ease of setup allows for quick configuration and re-configuration, depending on evolving crowd management needs throughout an event.
Additionally, the minimalist design ensures that it doesn't overpower the event’s aesthetics but rather complements them. The bollards are light enough to be relocated as needed, yet durable enough to withstand the hustle and bustle of busy gatherings.
Please note that these bollards are designed primarily for indoor use to maintain their pristine condition and functionality. A minimum order of 2 posts is required, allowing you to create an effective barrier system right from the start. Employ our retractable barrier tape bollards to maintain order and ensure a seamless flow at your next event, ensuring guests move efficiently and comfortably throughout the space.
Location:
Folding Tables
Botany, NSW, Australia
Botany, NSW, 2019