MUSEUM BARRIERS

Museum barriers are typically used to queue and control visitors throughout a museum or institution. Taller museum stanchions are line dividers and are usually used for directing foot traffic in a particular path or direction. Shorter art stanchions can be used for surrounding items such as works of art to keep visitors from touching or getting too close. There are a number of barrier options that can be used, such as belts or ropes, but most museums prefer the more refined sophisticated approach of a straight cord. This gives a nice clean look that does not distract from the object being viewed... The "Q-Cord" retractable museum stanchion has two retractable cords to comply with ADA standards. These are great for crowd control and are made by 10-31 Inc. and sold at ArtDisplay.com... Museum stanchions to protect exhibits, and guide visitors with a selection of retractable stanchions and low museum barriers, including freestanding,

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