Cone Bars

Portable and lightweight cone bars set up in second.

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Portable and lightweight cone bars set up in second: Fit Over Traffic Cones, Channelizer Cones and Delineator Posts.
Durable PVC extends from 70 to 120″
In an immediate situation, deploy a bar – placed between two traffic cones – to create a quick and temporary visible barrier.
Lightweight, easy to stack and carry, and reflective for evening use.
Used for: hazardous areas, utility or road work, construction sites, parking lots, controlled areas, crosswalks, and pedestrian walkways.

Who We’ve Worked With

House of Cards Baltimore, MD & Washington, DC

Our mirrors already got extensive use on the HOC set, but made their onscreen debut in season 5, episode 4!

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Wonder Woman 84 Washington, DC – Wisconsin Ave in Georgetown

Over a 5 block stretch of Wisconsin Ave in Georgetown, this production required over 200 cones to keep the streets clear.

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Rustin Washington, DC - Lincoln Memorial/Reflecting Pool/West Potomac Park

The production rented a package of 150 walkie talkies with accessories, and relied very heavily on them during busy days.

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Jason Bourne Washington, DC – The National Mall

During a particularly chilly winter, the locations department faced the challenge of providing a warm place for crew members.

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Captain America: The Winter Soldier Washington, DC

Our Hollywood grade makeup mirrors all set up under 10x10 pop-up tents fully sided for ultimate privacy were there to save the day.

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Dopesick Richmond, VA

Dopesick was looking for an outdoor heating solution that would warm them the entire winter, and we delivered!

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Cone Bars

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Who We’ve Worked With

Our mirrors already got extensive use on the HOC set, but made their onscreen debut in season 5, episode 4!

Over a 5 block stretch of Wisconsin Ave in Georgetown, this production required over 200 cones to keep the streets clear.

The production rented a package of 150 walkie talkies with accessories, and relied very heavily on them during busy days.

During a particularly chilly winter, the locations department faced the challenge of providing a warm place for crew members.

Our Hollywood grade makeup mirrors all set up under 10x10 pop-up tents fully sided for ultimate privacy were there to save the day.

Dopesick was looking for an outdoor heating solution that would warm them the entire winter, and we delivered!

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