Concert Front-of-Stage Barricade Replacement Parts – CSB-PARTS
Handles, Spring Pins, Springs, Washers & Clips for Stage Barrier Systems
If you’re looking for replacement parts for your concert barricades, we can supply them on a case-by-case basis. Send us as many details as you can about the parts you need, including pictures if you have any, and we’ll send you a quote.
Over years of load-ins, load-outs and high-pressure shows, small components on front-of-stage barriers wear out, break or go missing. A broken spring pin can mean a lost spring, a loose washer or even a missing locking handle. Instead of replacing whole barrier panels, you can request just the stage barrier parts you need.
Commonly Replaced Parts
- Locking / spring handle assemblies – complete barricade locking handle replacement
- Spring pins / roll pins – the crowd barrier spring pins that hold the handle assembly in place
- Compression springs for the locking handle
- Washers
- Grip clips
- Other components – available on request; send us a description and photos
What to Include in Your Request
- Barrier model and brand (for example, CSBAL4 aluminum or CSBST4 steel)
- Part description – part names or a short description of each part
- Quantity of each part
- Photos of the part and where it mounts on the barrier
- Ship-to address
Have a different brand of front-of-stage barrier, such as a Mojo-style barrier system? Send us the details and photos and we’ll check whether we can source matching parts.
Who This Is For
- Concert venues, arenas and amphitheaters
- Music festivals and outdoor events
- Production and staging companies
- Event rental companies with barricade fleets
- Event security contractors
How to Request a Quote
Email sales@BarrierHQ.com or call (800) 930-0901 with your part details and photos. Every request is quoted individually.
Need complete barrier panels, corners, doors or carts too? Browse our full line of Concert Front-of-Stage Barriers.
Need More Info?
View the full Concert Stage Barrier FAQ to learn more about shipping, accessories, configurations, and safety recommendations.
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