Bollards

Steel bollards provide visual warning to motorists and pedestrians. They are used to shield plant and equipment and are often positioned adjacent to doorways, providing protection for pedestrians. Steel bollards are design to withstand nuisance impacts, preventing damage to buildings and vehicle encroachment into pedestrian areas. Unlike continuous safety barriers, bollards maintain pedestrian access and can be positioned throughout the car parking area to highlight hazards.

Product Features

Highly Visible

Safety yellow powder-coated.

Pedestrian Friendly Baseplate

Minimal encroachment into adjacent pathways.

Heavy Duty Construction

Manufactured from 5 mm thick steel.

Fast Installation

Bolt down directly to concrete.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the purpose of a steel bollard?

Steel bollards are installed to protect pedestrians, buildings, and infrastructure from accidental vehicle impacts. They also help define traffic flow and restrict access to sensitive or pedestrian-only areas.

Bollards are typically installed near building entrances, pedestrian walkways, ticket machines, fire escape doorways, and around structural columns or utilities exposed to vehicle traffic.

Safe Direction steel bollards are 90 mm diameter and 900 mm high.

No. Steel bollards can withstand nuisance impacts, however they do not provide continuous barrier protection.

Since a safety barrier is continuous, they restrict the passage of pedestrians. Bollards are often preferred for areas that need to maintain pedestrian access.

A spacing of 1.2 m to 1.5 m prevents vehicle entry while allowing comfortable pedestrian movement and wheelchair access.

Safe Direction bollards are manufactured from 5 mm thick steel.

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