Multiple Stanchions Barriers Kits

Buying stanchions as a kit is usually cheaper than buying the same posts individually, and it removes the most common ordering mistake — ending up one post short of a complete run.

How many posts do you need?

More than most people first count. A queue run needs a post at every change of direction and one at each end, and the end posts have to terminate against a wall or a fixed point. A simple switchback that looks like it needs four posts usually needs six.

Sets of four and six are available in Black and Polished Stainless. If your layout falls between the two, take the larger set — a spare post costs less than a second delivery.

Kits with a cart

Some kits pair posts with a storage cart. Worth it if the layout is set up and struck repeatedly rather than left standing — the cart protects the finish, and posts stored loose in a cupboard get scratched.

Related

For individual posts and the full range of belt lengths and finishes, see retractable belt barrier stanchions.