National Public Seating GRR24S Guard Rail 24 Inch Risers

Product Description

The NATIONAL PUBLIC SEATING GRR24S is a guard rail designed for use with 24-inch-high straight risers in staged seating and performance platform applications. Finished in black, the GRR24S provides a barrier along the open edges of elevated riser sections to reduce fall hazards for performers, presenters, and audience members on elevated platforms. At 51 pounds and measuring 96 inches long, 11 inches wide, and 5.25 inches in height, this rail is built for durable, repeated use in institutional and event settings. Installation is handled by facility maintenance staff or stage setup crews and requires no specialized trade licensing.

The GRR24S is intended for use in schools, auditoriums, houses of worship, gymnasiums, and multipurpose event spaces where portable staging or riser systems are deployed. It pairs specifically with 24-inch-height straight riser units and serves as an optional safety accessory to help meet venue safety requirements. Facilities managers and AV or stage crews typically include guard rails as standard setup practice when risers are used with standing or moving participants.

Key Features

• Designed specifically for 24-inch-height straight riser sections
• Black finish for a consistent look with matching riser systems
• 96-inch length provides full-width edge coverage along a standard riser section
• 51-pound construction supports stable, rigid barrier performance
• 10-year limited warranty coverage

Compatibility

Designed for use with 24-inch-height straight risers in the NATIONAL PUBLIC SEATING riser system lineup. Confirm riser height and configuration before ordering to ensure proper fitment.

Installation Notes

Guard rails should be installed by facility staff or stage crew before any riser platform is occupied. Verify that all connection points are fully engaged and that the rail is stable before allowing anyone onto the elevated surface. Follow applicable local building and assembly codes when deploying portable staging systems in public venues. Inspect the rail for damage or looseness at each setup prior to use.