Post for a queue management system
AssigneeTensabarrier Ltd.
InventorsAndrew John Tomlinson, David John Tuppin, David Robert Vine
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Abstract
A post for a queue management system is disclosed, the post being constructed so as to be capable of nesting with one or more similar posts and having an upright portion 3 or 65 adapted to support at least one barrier device 25 and having at its bottom end a foot 5 or 61 which is so constructed that it can nest within or upon a foot of an adjacent post, the post preferably being provided with at least one wheel 19 or roller 75 to facilitate moving the posts between storage positions in which they are nested together and positions of use.
Claims15
A support for a queue management system, the support comprising:
- a base;
- a post upstanding from the base, the post having an upper end portion adapted to support at least one barrier device and a lower portion, the base having a recess formed in a circumferential portion there of to receive a lower portion of a post of another support so that a plurality of identical supports can be stacked in a nesting arrangement with one another.
A support for a queue management system, the support comprising:
- a base having a recess in a circumferential portion thereof to receive a lower portion of a post of another support and at least one pulling device mounted on the base;
- an upstanding post extending from the base, the post being located substantially centrally of the base, an upper end portion of the post being adapted to support at least one barrier device;
- and
- wherein the support is constructed so that a plurality of identical supports can be stacked in a nesting arrangement with one another to enable the support or plurality of stacked supports to be wheeled from one location to another.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.