Protect high-risk areas and manage vehicle movement with these robust steel traffic bollards. Available in medium, heavy and extra heavy duty versions, they provide a strong visual and physical barrier for busy sites.
Choose from surface mount or sub-surface installations and a range of diameters and heights to suit entrances, loading bays, car parks and other traffic control points.
Product Features
- Choice of medium, heavy and extra heavy duty bollards for different impact risks
- Steel construction for long-lasting protection in demanding environments
- Surface mount or 400 mm sub-surface options for flexible installation
- Overall heights of 1200 mm or 1600 mm to suit site visibility requirements
- Multiple diameters (90 mm, 159 mm, 273 mm) for varying levels of protection
- Extra heavy duty version includes a removable cap for easier handling during installation
Key Specifications
| Duty rating | Mounting type | Diameter | Overall height | Sub-surface depth |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Extra heavy duty | Sub-surface | 273 mm | 1600 mm | 400 mm |
| Extra heavy duty (removable cap) | Surface mount | 273 mm | 1200 mm | N/A |
| Heavy duty | Sub-surface | 159 mm | 1600 mm | 400 mm |
| Heavy duty | Surface mount | 159 mm | 1200 mm | N/A |
| Medium duty | Sub-surface | 90 mm | 1600 mm | 400 mm |
| Medium duty | Surface mount | 90 mm | 1200 mm | N/A |
Applications
- Protecting loading bays, warehouse entrances and service yards from vehicle impact
- Defining traffic routes and restricting access in industrial and commercial sites
- Separating vehicles from pedestrian walkways in car parks and forecourts
- Protecting building corners, doors, shutters and other vulnerable structures
- Marking boundaries and creating visual guidance in busy traffic management areas
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I choose between medium, heavy and extra heavy duty bollards?
Select the duty rating based on the level of vehicle impact risk. Medium duty is suitable for light traffic or where visual guidance is the main requirement, while heavy and extra heavy duty options are better for higher risk areas such as service yards, loading bays and exposed building corners.
What is the difference between surface mount and sub-surface installation?
Surface mount bollards are fixed to the existing concrete or suitable hard surface, making them ideal where excavation is difficult or restricted. Sub-surface versions require a 400 mm foundation depth, providing a more integrated and often more robust installation.
What overall height should I choose for my application?
The 1200 mm height is typically used where standard visibility and protection are needed, such as along traffic routes or in car parks. The 1600 mm height offers increased visibility and presence, making it well suited to high-risk or long-distance visibility locations such as site entrances.