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Plain Round Bollard 1000mm Above Ground. 60mm - 219mm Diameter. Galvanised & Yellow
These yellow fixed posts are an excellent way to establish a controlled perimeter around parking and access areas. The bright yellow colour ensures this bollard is highly visible, making if great for industrial sites, supermarket loading bays and protecting corners and buildings from heavy traffic. Beyond these applications the bollards can also be used as a ram-raider deterrent.
This 1m fixed post stands 1000mm above the ground and is available in various diameters..
Available with either a ragged end for casting into the ground or with a flanged end for bolting down into existing concrete.
Who Uses These Yellow Fixed Posts
These fixed posts can be seen virtually everywhere. Their durability and simple design make them useful in many industries, from warehouses to pedestrianised roads to factories. They are most frequently used to protect the corners of buildings and around roller shutter doors. Still, they can also be used used to keep cars out of pedestrian areas, such as schools or pedestrian precincts as well as a physical protecting measure against vehicle accidents around warehouses.
They are also a great option for splitting a car park into zones. We also supply retractable posts, which can then be used to make a gap, if necessary, for cars to pass through.
Finally, the bollards can be used primarily as a visual guide, guiding traffic by marking a perimeter.
Installing Fixed Parking Posts & Security Bollards
Fixed bollards are some of the easiest to install. There are two key methods of installation dependant on which type of fixing you have chosen. Regardless of the fixing method chosen you will need to Work out where you want to situate your posts. They should be no further than 1200mm apart to prevent cars driving between them.
Once this is done you are ready to install your posts.
For Flange Mounted / Surface Mounted Posts;
- Ensure the surface where the post is to be located is appropriate for fixing the post onto. There should be at least 400mm x 400mm x 400mm of concrete as a footing for the post
- Drill four fixing holes using the flange of the post as a template to ensure the holes align.
- Clear the holes of dust then fix the post down ensuring all bolts are tightened fully.
For Cast in / Ragged Posts
- Excavate a hole to a depth of 400mm - 500mm (depending on bollard chosen). Place the bollard at the centre of the hole and fill the hole with concrete mix whilst ensuring the post stays vertical and aligned to the centre of the excavation.
- Trowel the top of the concrete to a smooth neat finish and allow to fully cure for 24 hours.
If you have requested that eyelets for chain be added to your bollards, then please ensure these are facing in the correct direction before mounting the bollard.
Autopa Fixed Post Options
Fixing Method
If you already have a good quality thick concrete hard standing to fix a post into then the surface mount option is just what you need. Fitted with a flange it can be bolted straight to the floor with little work.
The Ragged option is the recommended method of installation for fresh installs. It gives a cleaner finish (no flange or bolt heads visible) and very strong.
Eyelets For Chain
Some customers have a requirement for a chain to run between their bollards, this may be used to prevent smaller vehicles such as mopeds going between posts without drastically changing the appearance. If you require eyelets for a chain on your fixed posts then please call our sales department and ask for details.
Need Help Finding The Right Post?
Give us a call on +44 (0)1905 794875 and speak to our sales team, they are here to help ensure you get the right item first time and at the best price!
Specifications
| Material | |
| Type | Galvanised Mild Steel |
| Finish | Powder Coated |
| Colour | Yellow |
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