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Crowd control barricade rental
Interlocking steel for a line that has to hold, set to your run of show.
Barricade line along a buildingBarricades are a different job from fencing. They shape where people stand, queue and cross, and they have to be set where the production plan says rather than dropped in a pile for somebody else to work out. We deliver interlocking steel barricades across the Indianapolis metro for events, corporate functions, bars, nightclubs and venues.
Crowd control barricade rental: the specification
What it is, what it is for, and the job it is the wrong answer to.
| Type | Interlocking steel crowd control barricade |
|---|---|
| Set | Positioned to your plan, not dropped as a pallet |
| Typical uses | Queue lines, stage fronts, bar areas, vehicle control |
| Ticket size | Smaller than a fence run, priced the same honest way |
| Pairs with | Panel runs and windscreen on the same site |
| Schedule | Set and struck on your run of show, including overnight |
| Best for | Events, venues, corporate functions, nightlife |
| Worth knowing | Tell us linear feet of line rather than a barricade count and we can price it faster |
Line held through winterWhere this is the right call
Queue and entry lines
The line into a venue is where crowd problems start. Barricade it properly and the door team can actually work.
Stage and bar fronts
Interlocking steel takes a crowd leaning on it. Plastic and stanchions do not, which is why we do not carry them.
Vehicle and pedestrian separation
Barricades combined with a panel run keep vehicles and people apart on a site that has both moving at once.
Questions on crowd control barricade rental
What buyers ask before they order this one, including the jobs it is the wrong answer to.
What are these actually for?
Queue lines, stage fronts, bar and beverage areas, and keeping vehicles away from people. They interlock into a line that holds a crowd rather than just marking where the crowd should be.
Can I take barricades without renting any fence?
Yes, and plenty of events do. Barricades are their own line and a smaller ticket than a fence run. Tell us the linear footage of the queue or the stage front and we can price it quickly.
Do you set them where the plan says, or drop them off?
We set them to your plan. Dropping a stack of steel in a parking lot for somebody else's crew to sort out is not a delivery, and on an event day it is the difference between a line that works at doors and one that does not.
Can you work to a production schedule?
Yes, including overnight and before dawn. Load in, doors and load out are the three times the plan follows, rather than a generic install window.
Do you supply them indoors as well as outside?
Yes. Corporate functions, bars, nightclubs and venue interiors are normal work for these, and they go in and out without touching the floor structure.
How quickly can you turn an order around?
Twenty four to forty eight hours is the normal window, the same as the fence. Event work frequently moves faster than that, so call and tell us the date rather than assuming it is too late.
Price it yourself
If you would rather not talk yet, draw the fence on a map and the tool works out the run. Estimators and preconstruction managers use it the same way, as a reference number for a bid.
Open the pricing toolOr read how the flat fee works before you do.
Line separation on site
Tell us about the job
Five answers and Richard can price it. He takes every inquiry himself.
(317) 296-4015Weekdays, and on the weekend when a job needs it. Richard answers it himself.