Stanchion
noun
A strong vertical post used as a support.
Two stanchions supported the roof of the building.

Often appears as...
- roof stanchion
- steel stanchion
noun
A metal bar or rod that forms part of a barrier or railing.
The stanchion kept the crowd from rushing onto the field after the game.

Often appears as...
- barrier stanchion
- railing stanchion
noun
A strong vertical post used as a support.
Two stanchions supported the roof of the building.

Often appears as...
- roof stanchion
- steel stanchion
noun
A metal bar or rod that forms part of a barrier or railing.
The stanchion kept the crowd from rushing onto the field after the game.

Often appears as...
- barrier stanchion
- railing stanchion
Definition 1 of 2

Structural Support
Emphasize its role in providing strength and stability to structures, often hidden from view.

The architect mentioned adding a stanchion to the design for extra support.
Common Locations
Find stanchions in buildings, stadiums, or anywhere large structures need support.

During the tour, the guide pointed out the stanchions holding up the ancient cathedral's roof.
Not Decorative
Stanchions are typically plain, focusing on function, not aesthetics.

The warehouse's stanchions were purely functional, not meant to be decorative.
Structural Support
Emphasize its role in providing strength and stability to structures, often hidden from view.

The architect mentioned adding a stanchion to the design for extra support.
Common Locations
Find stanchions in buildings, stadiums, or anywhere large structures need support.

During the tour, the guide pointed out the stanchions holding up the ancient cathedral's roof.
Not Decorative
Stanchions are typically plain, focusing on function, not aesthetics.

The warehouse's stanchions were purely functional, not meant to be decorative.
Structural Support
Emphasize its role in providing strength and stability to structures, often hidden from view.

The architect mentioned adding a stanchion to the design for extra support.
Common Locations
Find stanchions in buildings, stadiums, or anywhere large structures need support.

During the tour, the guide pointed out the stanchions holding up the ancient cathedral's roof.
Not Decorative
Stanchions are typically plain, focusing on function, not aesthetics.

The warehouse's stanchions were purely functional, not meant to be decorative.
Quote examples
Jeff Van Gundy
American Coach
I grew up dreaming about being an Olympic basketball player: Doug Collins getting smashed into the stanchion, making two free throws. Phil Ford and Mike O'Koren in 1976.

Quote examples
Jeff Van Gundy
American Coach
I grew up dreaming about being an Olympic basketball player: Doug Collins getting smashed into the stanchion, making two free throws. Phil Ford and Mike O'Koren in 1976.

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