Stanchion Rentals in Port Moody

Port Moody produces small orders and difficult access, which is an unusual combination. The arts and brewery strip along the inlet is made of converted industrial units and heritage frontages — narrow doorways, tight interior corners, sometimes a step at the entrance that nothing wheeled goes over without being lifted.

None of that is a problem if we know in advance. It becomes a problem when a delivery arrives expecting a loading bay and finds a laneway.

Because the venues are small, the orders are small. Small orders are exactly the case where paying to have twelve posts driven out here deserves a second look. Collecting from downtown Vancouver yourself is often the sensible call — and it is a straightforward drive against the traffic if you time it outside the afternoon peak.

What tends to get ordered reflects the strip: tasting-room queues, gallery openings, market days along the waterfront. Rope suits the openings and the licensed events; belt suits anything where a line forms and re-forms through an evening. Both are covered on the stanchion page.

Anmore and Belcarra are within the same run.

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