Concrete Bollards and Concrete Barrel Posts
Bollards are normally used where it is desirable to restrict vehicular access and even to deter ramraiders. They are available in a high quality smooth finish. Installed depth is typically 300mm but in paved areas, the depth in the ground should be increased by the paving thickness.
Barrel Posts are available to various Allen Concrete and County Council specifications to suit one or two tubular steel rails.
For all our sizes and product drawings, please view our fencing technical specifications or call us on 020 8687 2222.
Bollards & barrel posts are normally used where it is desirable to restrict vehicular access and even to deter ramraiders.
They are available in a high quality smooth finish. Installed depth is typically 300mm but in paved areas, the depth in the ground should be increased by the paving thickness. Barrel Posts are available to various Allen Concrete and County Council specifications to suit one or two tubular steel rails.
What are concrete concrete bollards ?
Known for their strength and durability, concrete bollards are commonly used to keep traffic and pedestrians separated. This can take the form of blocking no entry areas or dividing cycle lanes from pedestrian pathways.
Low maintenance, concrete bollards are available in a number of designs to blend in with the aesthetics of the surrounding area and are resistant to corrosion making them a long-lasting solution.
Root fixed and concreted into the ground – to a depth of 300mm (increased by the paving thickness in paved areas) – it is very hard to push over the bollard, providing excellent security.
What are concrete barrel posts?
Used to ensure the safety of pedestrians and crowds, concrete barrel posts have precast holes to hold one or two tubular steel rails.
This style of post and rail fencing has a number of uses, from demarcating vehicle boundaries to providing handrails on slopes or stairs. Tubular rails can be used in a variety of situations to protect the public.
Our barrel posts are available to various County Council specifications to suit one or two tubular steel rails.
What are the advantages of concrete bollards?
Security
Providing security to pedestrian areas, precast concrete bollards are used to restrict vehicular access and even to deter ramraiders.
Easy to install
Used in urban and rural situations, concrete bollards are easy to install, and provide a cost-effective solution to demarcation problems.
Traffic seperation
Known for their strength and durability, concrete bollards are commonly used to keep traffic and pedestrians separated. This can take the form of blocking no entry areas or dividing cycle lanes from pedestrian pathways.
Low maintenance
Concrete bollards are available in a number of designs to blend in with the aesthetics of the surrounding area and are resistant to corrosion making them a long-lasting solution.
Root fixed
Root fixed and concreted into the ground – to a depth of 300mm (increased by the paving thickness in paved areas) – it is very hard to push over the bollard, providing excellent security.
