S-shaped hooks attach chains to a receiver post or connect two strands to lengthen the chain. They come in a variety of solid colors to match the color scheme of an existing barrier system, and should be matched to a compatible chain size.

C-shaped hooks mount to a receiver post to provide an anchor for holding a plastic chain barrier and should be matched to a compatible chain size.

Master chain links connect two strands of plastic chain barriers or provide a secure attachment to a receiving post. They slide open to attach to a chain link, then close for a more secure connection than an S-hook.

These sets of magnetic rings and carabiners mount to metal surfaces to provide an anchor for holding plastic chains and creating a visual barrier. They are a versatile option in facilities where receiver posts are not available or practical.

These plastic straps wrap around an existing post, bollard, or pillar to provide a connection point for a plastic chain. They consist of a self-securing strap and two C-hooks as anchors. These connecting straps are a versatile option in facilities where receiver posts are not available or practical.

Reflectors snap onto chain links to provide extra visibility in low-light conditions. They help drivers see chain barriers across closed parking lots and driveways at night. They can be detached, moved, and re-attached as needed for reuse in different locations.