Depending on the material, various standard colours are available. View the Street Furniture colours page for more information.

Cast iron will rust if not maintained, for example, if the paint is chipped leaving the surface of the product exposed.

Grade 304 is used as standard on our range of stainless steel products. It is ideal for where there is less risk of sodium chloride and contamination. Grade 316 stainless steel is ideal waterside and coastal areas where there is a high level of sodium chloride in the air. View Stainless Steel Grades for more information.

Bollards are available in a range of colours, view our standard colours. Non standard colours may include a surcharge.

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.

Cast iron is brittle, ductile contains copper and magnesium, which changes the properties of the bollard. The bollard will bend rather than shatter or snap on impact. Ductile iron is 35% more expensive than cast iron.

Cast iron, ductile, mild steel, polyurethane, concrete, stainless steel, recycled plastic and timber.

Delivery periods will vary by product. Standard delivery for supply only bollards and posts usually takes between 3-28 days as lead times vary on specific products and quantities. Next day express delivery is available for selected galvanised steel bollards. Two-day express delivery is available for selected black-only powder coated steel bollards. Terms and conditions apply. Please visit our Delivery Information page for more details.

Not all seats are vandal resistant. Recycled plastic slats are prone to fire damage as are timber seats which would not withstand a prolonged direct attack. Mild steel seats are best suited to areas of vandalism.

The nominal sitting height of the seat varies depending on the type of seat. A typical height is 450mm. Out benches range from 420mm-520mm.

The large grille is approximately 2000mm square.

The smallest grille available in our current range is 700mm square.

On Broxap systems, the tree frame is supplied with lugs to which the guard is bolted. If a tree guard is not required the frame is supplied without lugs. A guard may be fitted at a later date but would be supplied with spiked legs which simply stick into the ground. Buderus systems use a clip arrangement which secure the guard to the grille itself.

Yes, by utilising detachable central supports on a medium duty frame.