What are people using or where can you buy plastic pinball machine dividers? I have some machines located in a cafe and need keep them Covid safe. I want to create separation in between each machine. Any new ideas or information is appreciated.
Maybe suspend a big piece of Plexi from the ceiling to make a barrier. That's what I've been seeing at counter-serve kinda places.
Perhaps pipe and drape between machines if you don't want to hang from the ceiling or be see-thru.
Just spitballing.
You can try TAP Plastics in the Bay Area. Unfortunately, anything large enough to be free standing will be really expensive. Due to the demand from Covid, a 24”x24”x3/16” piece of Lexan is around $25.
Can you turn on every other machine?
All good ideas. I only have 4 machines and a sit down multi-arcade. I've only seen pictures of the acrylic dividers and haven't been to any open pinball locations since Covid started. I like the brain storming and hope I can reopen soon with a plan.
May look cheap but a clear shower curtain liner (easy cut to size) is only a buck or two and hurts less when you walk into it. Have to assume most of these items will be considered disposable as Hopefully this concern lifts. Good luck keeping people safe.
Quoted from Yelobird:May look cheap but a clear shower curtain liner (easy cut to size) is only a buck or two and hurts less when you walk into it. Have to assume most of these items will be considered disposable as Hopefully this concern lifts. Good luck keeping people safe.
one of the local waffle houses is doing this in between booths.
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