Secure your heavy duty bollards safely and reliably with these robust fixing bolts, designed specifically for surface and through-bolt anchoring into concrete.
Available in a choice of sizes to suit slim, large, extra-large and extra-extra-large bollards, these fasteners provide a strong, dependable hold for high-impact protection points.
Product Features
- Heavy duty fixings designed for bollard installation
- Options for both throughbolt anchoring and surface fixing
- Compatible with slim, large, extra-large and extra-extra-large bollards
- Engineered for secure installation into suitable concrete substrates
- Supplied individually, ideal for replacements or new installations
- Suitable for warehouse, loading bay and traffic management applications
Key Specifications
| Option | Type |
|---|---|
| Throughbolt anchor 12×120 | Throughbolt anchor |
| Surface fix bolt 14×110 | Surface fixing bolt for slim and large bollards |
| Surface fix bolt 16×140 | Surface fixing bolt for extra-large and extra-extra-large bollards |
Applications
- Fixing impact protection bollards in warehouses and distribution centres
- Securing bollards around racking and shelving ends
- Protecting loading bays, dock areas and access routes
- Creating protected zones around machinery and equipment
- Traffic guidance and segregation in internal and external yards
Frequently Asked Questions
Which fixing bolt size should I choose for my bollards?
Select the 14×110 surface fixing bolt for slim and large bollards, the 16×140 surface fixing bolt for extra-large and extra-extra-large bollards, or the 12×120 throughbolt anchor where through-fixing into suitable concrete is required.
Are these fixing bolts supplied individually or in packs?
These fixing bolts are supplied individually, allowing you to order exactly the quantity you need for new installations, replacements or repairs.
Can these fixing bolts be used in any floor type?
These bolts are intended for use in suitable concrete substrates. Always check your floor construction and consult a competent installer or engineer to ensure the fixings are appropriate for your specific site conditions.