Recessed Wall Mounted Retractable Belt Barrier

Description: Recessed Wall Mounted Retractable Belt Barrier

Watch this quick informative video to see exactly how our clients are using their stanchion posts and barriers to control the flow of their customers and patrons!

Wall Mounted Stanchions for corridors and passages

The Recessed WallPro wall mount is designed to set into a wall cavity providing a discrete method of restricting access to corridors. The unit’s face-plate fits flush to the wall and can be powder coated to suit any décor.

The Recessed wall mounted stanchions take away the need for a stanchion bar and provide a more refined way of managing access to a corridor.

The wall mount’s faceplate fits evenly to the wall and the elegant black or stainless finishes are compatible with every type of décor.A receiver clip is supplied along with the recessed wall mounts for attaching the belt end to the opposite wall.

898 Wall Receiver

Recessed Wall Mounted Stanchions are available in four belt lengths of 7.5’, 10’, 13’ and 15’ and a number of striking colors that subliminally signal to visitors that the place is restricted for use.

We also offer options to customize the wall mount in a choice of delightful colors, so you can match them with your overall ambiance exactly as you desire. You can also choose to customize wall mount belts with your logo or message for immediate brand recall.

Select your preferred options for belt sizes, wall mount colors, and belt lengths from the 3 drop-downs above. A Wall Receiver is included as standard

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