Security Post by Broxap Ltd

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This security post is a heavy duty type that locates into a socket (supplied) embedded into concrete. The security post is locked into position by a socket flap for a padlock to be used (not supplied).

When the security post is removed, the socket flap can be padlocked into position keeping the socket free from rubbish etc for when the post is next used.

Hot dipped Galvanised and Powder Coated in Black with reflective stripes.

A Medium security post that is easy to use. It is made from Steel, Hot Dipped Galvanised, and finished in White Polyester for real durability. Fitted as standard with a 9 Lever Abloy lock in the top of the security post to prevent having to get down to the floor as you have to do with some products - very inconvenient in the wet!

The security post slots into a concealed socket (supplied) that needs to be sunk into the ground and concreted around. The hole size would need to be around 300 mm (12") cube. To operate simply drop the post into the ground Socket - and it locks automatically. A ¼ turn of the key - it simply unlocks and you can remove the security post.

A Large range of Bollards, Cycle Shelters, Street Furniture, Litter bins.

This is a hinge down post for lower security parking type applications. Has the advantage of a built-in lock in the top of the, just like the sentry post, for ease of use. It is made from 60 mm diameter Steel and is 650 mm tall.

Only key holders can release the security post from its upright position when required. The post is also lockable in the down position.

With multiple orders the locks can be supplied keyed the same or keyed to differ.

Complete with a cast aluminium floor mounted base , the post is secured to a prepared concrete foundation using 3 No M12 Rawlbolts (not supplied).

Galvanised and finished in Yellow or Black Polyester Powder Coating.

This security post is a heavier duty version of the Standard Telescopic Post, intended for the additional uses of Car Dealerships, Roller Shutter doors and areas with a higher risk and therefore a heavier duty product.

Constructed using an outer 8mm steel section with a 5 mm inner sliding post sleeve.

Telescopic bollards are available in a wide range of shapes and sizes, ranging from anti theft devices to outright ram raid protection.

Inconspicuous during the daytime and ensuring maximum security at night, these bollards are preventing theft of vehicles, trailers, caravans, and are present in most town centres and are widely used to protect retail premises.

Street Furniture ranges from practical installations such as bins and seats through to environmental enhancements such as decorative street lighting and planted troughs.

These items can be found throughout the district, in streets, on pavements, in town centres and parks. The range of assets and locations also means a number of different bodies could be responsible for the item's maintainance.

The upkeep and maintenance of the public highway is the responsibility of the County Council. However, in street furniture terms, generally only the street lighting is the responsibility of the County Council, and can usually be identified by a County Council Asset tag. Issues with street lighting should be reported to the County Council - see link on the right.

In the larger town centre areas, bins seats, planters and so forth are usually the District Council's assets. In the smaller towns and villages, seats, bins, hanging baskets and so on may be the Town or Parish council's responsibility.

There are thousands of pieces of street furniture within the District and there are, of course, exceptions to every rule. This advice is intended as a guide only, if you are in any doubt over who to contact, please call us and we will help wherever possible.