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Bollards are available with the following fixing options: - 

Root fixed – A permanent fixing, often used in anti-ram situations 

Base plated – Often used where excavation may not be possible, or where a concrete base already exists 

Telescopic – Provides periodic access without requirements for storage 

Removable – Provides periodic access but requires storage when not in use. Additional ground fixing socket may be supplied. 

Yes. Whilst no formal accreditation has yet been applied to the range, our bollards and security posts are widely versatile and adaptable to many environments to serve as a deterrent for vehicular threat. Our range of Planters (when filled with soil and plant life) may also be used to provide vehicular threat solution.

The BS 8300 code of practice detailing the approaches to meet the required inclusive design of buildings for meeting the needs of people with disabilities. Though this is not a legal requirement, Bollards must be 1000mm above ground level to comply with the BS 8300:2001 standard, and colours that are contrasting to their background. Our Bollards can also feature a tonal/colour contrasting band (such as reflective tape) to assist people who are visually impaired.

Bollards may be used as a Vehicle Security Barrier (VSB) to mitigate criminal or vehicle-borne threats and might be used at busy transport stations and interchanges. In such cases, the installation of bollards should provide an appropriate level of physical protection whilst minimising any negative impact on pedestrian movement. Gaps between bollards should be a maximum of 1200mm. Detailed guidance on the placing of VSB bollards is provided in Gov.uk’s Traffic Advisory Leaflet TAL 2/13.