We offer a range of stanchions specifically designed to complement and enhance the display of show cars and museum exhibits. Our collection includes short stanchions that are non-visually obtrusive, ensuring that they do not detract from the viewing experience. Starting at a modest height of 23 inches, these stanchions are crafted to maintain an unobtrusive presence while effectively creating a barrier.
The height of our stanchions can vary depending on the brand you choose, providing flexibility to suit different display needs. These stanchions are perfect for auto shows and museums, where it is essential to strike a balance between visibility and security. They are thoughtfully designed to be short enough not to obstruct the view of your prized show car, allowing enthusiasts to fully appreciate the vehicle’s design and details.
At the same time, the stanchions are tall enough to create a clear boundary between the car and the audience, providing a subtle yet effective barrier. This ensures that your vehicle remains protected from unwanted contact, while still inviting admiration from auto show enthusiasts. Our stanchions are the ideal solution for exhibitors looking to showcase their vehicles without compromising on aesthetics or safety.
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- Our best seller is 24″ High (other heights are optional)
- Polished stainless or matte black
- 10.5′ Black Retractable Belt (Other Colors Available)
We also have the standard/average 40″ classy looking post and rope stanchions and we also have our durable retractable belt stanchions that provide a sturdy barrier around your vehicle.
- PERFORMANCE TIP: Car show fans, especially the young ones, can get excited at times. You can avoid potential dents and disaster by placing the stanchions at a distance of more than the stanchion height away from your car.
- EXAMPLE: If you purchased 40″ high stanchions from Stanchion MastersĀ®, we recommend you place them a minimum of 46″ – 50″ away from your car. This creates a nice buffer should someone knock over a stanchion towards your vehicle. It’s a rare occurrence but could happen.