rope lines
Crowd control cordons
Rope lines are barriers made of rope or cord strung between posts, used to control crowds or mark boundaries.
They guide people into orderly queues at airports, theaters, and banks, or keep spectators back at events: The candidate worked the rope line, shaking hands with supporters.
Politicians "working the rope line" engage with crowds gathered along these barriers.
- twineStranded cord for tying
- lariatNoosed catching rope
- hawserThick nautical tethering rope
- cordageRopes and twines collectively
- boundary markerObject indicating property limits
cable · barricades · VIP access · security barrier · barrier tape · bowline · strand · tether · lasso · stanchions · braid · lifeline · halyard · sheet · knotting · coils · fastening · cordon
- arrival hallsbaggage claim, carousel, customs, passport control, signs
- event rentalstent, tables, chairs, folding chair, stage
- event safetycrowd control, crowd management, crowd barriers, crowd flow, evacuation plan
- ski resort rulesski patrol, ski pass, mountain rescue, trail markers, speed limits
- crowd controlriot gear, riot shields, rubber bullets, pepper balls, water cannon
- dock hardwarebollards, cleats, fenders, capstans, winches
rope linesbrick walls
Structures of stacked blocks
fences · iron gates · masonry walls · bollards · hedgerows
rope linesopen access
Free public scholarly content
open doors · free entry · free passage · honor system · open floor plan