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Stanchion Replacement Parts
The parts that wear out on stanchions you already own. Belt cassettes, belt ends and receivers, rubber base rings and the floor mounts for permanent and removable posts.

Replacement Belt Cassette
Belt frayed but the post is fine? Swapping the cassette costs a fraction of replacing the stanchion.

Belt End Clip & Receiver
Belt not staying clipped? A new end piece fixes it without touching the cassette.

Rubber Base Ring
Posts starting to mark the floor? A new rubber ring protects the finish and puts grip back under the base.

Stanchion Floor Flange
Fixing a post to the floor permanently? The flange bolts down and takes the post with no base at all.

Stanchion Floor Socket
Want a fixed post that lifts out? A socket set into the floor takes the post and caps flush when it is gone.

Stanchion Magnetic Base
Have the posts but need them to stay put? A magnetic base and plate lock the layout without any drilling.

Rope Wall Plate
Rope line ending at a wall? A wall plate terminates the run without standing another post there.
Choosing one
Stanchion posts outlast their belts by years, so replacing a whole post because the belt frayed is an expensive habit. The cassette is the entire working mechanism in one part and it swaps with a screwdriver. Belt ends fail before anything else since they take every knock, and a worn end no longer locks which means the barrier stops working. Rubber base rings perish on sets that get dragged rather than carried. Most of our cassettes and ends fit other major brands too, so a mixed fleet can be maintained from one order.
What's in here
- Belt cassettes from 7.5 ft to 16 ft
- Universal, S-clip and magnetic belt ends
- Rubber base rings and floor protectors
- Floor flanges, sockets and magnetic bases
- Rope wall plates
Ask for a quote
Which replacement parts suit the room?
Add what you need with the Buy or Rent button on each product, then open the order and say how many and where. You get a written quote back with the options laid out. Delivery, setup and collection are quoted on their own lines, so you can take them or leave them.