Over 130 years’ experience in making the finest queuing post and rope solution
Lawrence® Post and Rope provides a stylish and versatile solution to queue management by discreetly guiding customers.
The Post and Rope products are available in a wide range of finishes and materials to complement and enhance public areas in exquisite detail. With over 130 years’ experience, we have been recognised as the hallmark of the finest quality design, manufacturing and customer service.
Discreetly guide and inform customers and employees with a post and rope option that suits your layout and styling.
Easily achieve the optimum queue layout for your floor space, with the option to re-evaluate and adapt should your needs and requirements change.
Reduce customer frustration by removing any queuing ambiguity by displaying where they should queue and providing separation from queuing spaces.
Superior materials and build quality ensure the solution will last whilst offering added value through stylish designs and finishes.
Download our product brochure for more details on Post & Rope options and products.
We understand each business, their requirements and goals are different. With our extensive knowledge and expertise we can help achieve your aims. Complete the form below with your enquiry and we will be in touch.
Tensator® solutions are used across the world in many different environments and for a multitude of applications. Their strength, quality and versatility means their purpose can range from a queuing system, a crowd control aid, a signage solution or a safety barrier.
Having good queue management procedures in place can make a real difference to any customer-facing environment. There are obvious benefits of queue management systems; such as keeping queues organised, then other secondary benefits such as improving customer loyalty. Read on to find out about 4 key perks of putting customer waiting line management systems in […]
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In a customer-facing environment, effective queue management procedures are crucial. The importance of queuing systems is two-fold. From an operational perspective, poor queuing systems can lead to a drop in productivity from staff as they spend time trying to organise the queue. From a monetary perspective, if customers decide to leave the queue, or are […]
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