Whether in the entrance area, at events or outdoors - our crowd guidance systems and barrier technology offer more than just access control. They create structure, optimise processes and set visual accents at the same time. Discover flexible, robust and design-orientated solutions for every requirement.
They are also used as crowd controls in waiting areas and danger zones. As the name suggests, the systems guide people in different institutions or situations. When there is a large number of people, it is important to guide them and support the formation of a queue. These can be used as a helpful tool for keeping order at events and at trade fairs. The queuing barriers can also be used for customer management.
In checkout areas or also classically at the airport, waiting people are guided in a targeted manner. This not only serves order and structure, but also the efficiency of the staff. With queuing barriers and cord systems, business owners make the work easier for their employees. Employees can continue to focus on customers and general work operations.
What do you want to use crowd control barriers for? Do you mainly want to direct queues and crowds? Are you looking for a system to demarcate certain areas outdoors? Or do you want a high-quality barrier with a classy design?
The various crowd barrier systems can be classified into sub-categories according to various characteristics. The products in each of these categories have various advantages and a certain handling. We would like to briefly introduce these to you below.
The posts of the cord systems are available in different materials. The available materials include stainless steel, aluminium and metal. Most posts feature a high-gloss look in combination with a velvety cord. Here too, you can choose between different materials. Different coloured barrier cords made of velvet, polypropylene or hemp are also available.
Cords are available separately and in different sizes. They are attached using a hook and there is also the option of wall mounting. With a wall bracket, the hook of the cord can be hooked onto the wall. Wall brackets can be combined with each other or with barrier stands.
The tape is inserted using a click system and rolls up again automatically after use. The barrier stands are suitable for combining with other units to create a clear queuing or crowd control barrier. In addition, the belts can be supplemented with wall clips or wall retractors. This flexibility of barrier stands with a tension belt makes it possible to react to changes and situation at short notice.
Waiting customers and visitors are guided discreetly, while at the same time crowding in waiting areas is avoided. The barrier posts are also used to temporarily cordon off areas, making them ideal to use in airports, hospitals and at checkouts.
Are you looking for classic Tensator® barriers? You will find various stands of this brand in our range. Tensator® barrier posts are high-quality barrier stands with tension belts, and stand for safety and innovation. The products also include Tensators with a fillable base for extra stability during use and light weight once the base has been emptied.
The crowd control barrier systems made of chains are characterised by quick installation and their eye-catching signal colour. The chain posts are available in the traditional colours red and white, but can also be supplied in other colours. Thanks to their colour, the posts stand out even from a distance and thus ensure an effective barrier.
An additional advantage of the chain systems is that they can be dismantled into their individual components. This means that posts, feet and chains can be stored separately or transported to save space. At the new location, the posts simply need to be repositioned on the feet; the chain is then hooked in - and the reassembled chain system is ready.
Even longer distances or larger areas can be ideally enclosed or cordoned off with the fences. This is because this crowd control barrier system is suitable for being linked together. Similar to the barrier posts with tape, individual posts or elements can be combined with each other.
In this way, a uniform barrier can be created that also extends over a longer distance. The grids can either be hooked into each other or inserted into a stand, which also fulfils the criterion of easy assembly and installation.