About
Plastic Bollards
Plastic bollards are by far one of the most common bollard types, seen on car parks, public highways, verges, and cycle lanes - in fact, almost every area where vehicles are present. The applications are almost endless, but frequent users include city councils, airports, and private businesses.
Plastic bollards are hardwearing, yet more lightweight than wood or steel versions (making postage cheaper for you!). They are very cost-effective to install and transport, while the cheaper purchase price makes them cheaper to replace should they get damaged.
They're also low maintenance and easy to install, with the installation method dictated by the bollard type. The most common fixing methods for plastic bollards are surface mounting by bolts or dig in clearly outlined on each product page.
Due to the manufacturing processes, plastic bollards can be produced in a wide range of shapes and sizes, some of which would not be possible in metal. They tend to be fitted with reflective sleeving to ensure that they can be seen in low light conditions.