Rope Wall Plate
Where a rope run meets a wall. A small plate takes one rope and a large one takes two, so a line ends cleanly instead of with a post jammed against the wall.
- Types small single rope, large double rope, curved for columns
- Finishes 5 stock platings
- Wall fixings supplied
What it is for
The end of a rope run is where most installations look untidy, usually because there is a post shoved up against the wall doing nothing but holding one hook. A wall plate ends the line properly. Small takes a single rope, large takes two where a run splits in different directions and the curved version fits a column where a flat plate would rock. Finishes match the post platings so the hardware reads as one set rather than parts from different suppliers.
Where it works
- Rope lines ending at a wall
- Entrances and doorways
- Columns and curved surfaces
- Permanent rope installations
Options
Specified, not assumed.
- Types
- small, large or curved
- Finishes
- 5 stock platings
- Wall fixings supplied
Related
See also.
Crown Top Rope Stanchion
Rolling out a red carpet? The crown top post is the one everyone pictures when they think of a rope line.
Red Velvet Rope
Rolling out a red carpet? Start with the rope everyone recognises. Heavy cotton core, real velour and a drape that photographs properly.
Fixed Rope Stanchion
Rope line that never changes? Bolting the post down means it never drifts and nothing sits on the floor to trip over.