Our custom cafe barriers are designed to help businesses define spaces, promote branding, and manage customer flow. Whether you own a café, restaurant, event space, or retail store, these versatile barriers provide a practical yet stylish solution.
Available in Two Finishes:
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Classic Black – Powder-coated black steel with a modern, minimalist look.
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Premium Chrome – Sleek chrome finish for a high-end, sophisticated appearance.
Available Sizes:
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1000mm wide
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1500mm wide
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2000mm wide
📦 What’s Included?
✅ Classic Black Full Kit:
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Three posts with sturdy 350mm wide bases
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Two banners with pole pockets at the top and eyelets at the bottom
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Two rails for extra stability
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Four spring clips for securing banners
✅ Premium Chrome Full Kit:
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Three posts with weighted bases
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Two banners with pole pockets at the top and bottom
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Two top rails & two bottom rails for enhanced durability
🛠Extension Kits for Larger Spaces
Easily expand your setup with extension kits that match your chosen finish:
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Classic Black Extension Kit: Includes one post, one base, one top rail, two clips, and one banner.
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Premium Chrome Extension Kit: Includes one post, one base, one top rail, one bottom rail, and one banner.
🌟 Perfect Uses for Cafe Barriers:
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Outdoor Café Patios – Define seating areas with style.
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Branding & Promotions – Display your logo at events or in shopping centres.
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Queue Management – Organise customer lines at busy entrances.
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Event Spaces – Create designated zones at trade shows or conferences.
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Private Workspaces – Set up semi-private work areas in offices.
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Outdoor Markets – Mark stall spaces and promote your brand.
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Safety Barriers – Use for construction sites or public spaces.
Artwork Guidelines:
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Supply two files: One with the template visible for proofing and another with the template removed for printing.
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Do not alter the template layout or scale it before submission.
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Templates are at 25% of the final size.
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Bleed is incorporated into the graphic size—no extra bleed required.
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File Format: CMYK PDF (preferably PDF/X4a)
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Font Requirements: Outline or embed all fonts.
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Resolution: 300dpi for high-quality printing.
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Complete kits come with two banners – submit two different designs or duplicate the same artwork.
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Extension kits come with one banner – submit a single design file.
📩 Submit your artwork correctly to ensure perfect results!
Frequently Asked Questions
A full kit gives you everything to set up a standalone section, three posts, two banners and the rails connecting them. An extension kit adds a single post, base, rail and banner to extend an existing kit further along, rather than duplicating posts you already have. If you're covering a longer stretch than one full kit allows, buying extensions works out more economical than ordering multiple full kits.
Classic black powder-coated steel gives a modern, minimalist look that works well against most exteriors without drawing too much attention to the hardware itself. Premium chrome has a shinier, more upscale finish that suits a venue leaning into a smarter or more polished aesthetic, where the barrier itself becomes part of the presentation rather than just a functional divider.
Pole pockets thread the rail directly through a sewn channel in the banner, giving a cleaner, more seamless look with no visible fixings. Eyelets attach with clips at set points, which is a bit more visible but just as secure. Chrome's pole pocket design suits its more polished look, while the eyelet method on the black kit is a simple, practical fixing that still looks tidy.
Yes, that's exactly what the extension kits are for, connecting additional sections onto a full kit to build out a longer continuous line rather than leaving gaps between separate standalone units. It's worth planning your total length in advance so you order the right number of extensions.
It's designed more as a clear visual boundary than a physical barrier that would stop someone determined to push past it, similar to the barriers you'd see marking out a café's outdoor seating area. It works well for defining space and managing casual foot traffic, rather than serving as security grade crowd control.
