Bollard Solutions
We provide the perfect perimeter guidance and protection solution.
Why Choose A Bollard Perimeter Protection Solution?
A bollard is a short post used to create a protective or architectural perimeter. When installed primarily as a visual guide, they guide traffic and mark boundaries. They occur in a wide range of shapes and styles as architectural components to emphasize or visually stand out in their surroundings. In order to physically prevent vehicle intrusion and safeguard persons and property, bollards can also be built. These security posts may include ornamental features or be chosen to blend in with the surroundings, but resistance to impact forces is their first priority. Depending on its intended use, bollards can be made of nearly any material, although the most popular choices are metal, stone, cement, or plastic.
Our Range Of Bollards
Response One offers a variaty of bollard solutions to meet different, specific needs.
See our available options below.
Fixed Carbon Steel Bollards
Fixed carbon steel bollards create a visual deterrent to protect pedestrians, equipment, or property. They mount on concrete or hard surfaces along walkways, streets, or parking lots to help control traffic. Carbon steel is strong and can be galvanized, primed for painting, and powder coated.
Fixed Steel Bollards
Fixed steel bollards come with a mounting baseplate to secure to hard surfaces. They can be used indoors or outdoors to define pedestrian areas and provide a barrier around buildings.
Removable Carbon Steel Bollards
Removable carbon steel bollards can be manually lifted and removed to provide access to areas that are otherwise blocked off. They are secured in the pavement with an embedment sleeve that releases the bollard when necessary. Carbon steel can be galvanized, primed for painting, and powder coated.
Fixed Steel Bollard Barrier Kits
Fixed steel bollard barrier kits include chain link to install between bollard posts. These kits create barriers along walkways, around buildings, or in front of warehouse loading doors.
Pedestrian Bollards
Fixed steel bollard barrier kits include chain link to install between bollard posts. These kits create barriers along walkways, around buildings, or in front of warehouse loading doors.
Visual guides for traffic and landscaping Traffic line or street bollards
In order to direct traffic toward the right places while maintaining good sightlines and permitting pedestrian access, traffic bollards are utilized. They direct traffic by drawing lines on the road, or they bar passage to places that are off-limits, such bike lanes, public spaces, and traffic islands. They can be applied to prevent vehicles from leaving the road on roads without curbs. To stop vehicles from attempting to evade other traffic management elements, they are occasionally used in conjunction with other traffic calming techniques, such as speed bumps or one-way streets.
Security bollards
Security bollards are designed to withstand vehicle impact in addition to serving as visual aids for people and cars. These can be embellished with a nice finish or a cover but are frequently built of steel and filled with concrete. A robust bollard installed incorrectly will provide little resistance; in general, the local substrate and installation are crucial components of impact resistance. Therefore, engineering oversight is crucial. Additionally, different applications will require varied levels of impact resistance.
Protecting people
Security bollards may be useful in settings like playgrounds next to parking lots, parks next to sweeping curves in the road, and outdoor patios next to busy roads to help avoid accidents from turning tragic. The breadth of steel-and-concrete should be suited to the vehicle speeds and the separation between the pedestrian zone and the roadway. Typically, they include sleeves or covers to prevent corrosion and add aesthetic appeal.
Construction bollards
Temporary posts are frequently erected to delineate and secure the work area from traffic in areas where roads are being constructed. The majority of the time, these delimiters are removable rubber bases supported by flexible brightly colored plastic that is ringed with reflective tape. To provide oncoming cars a constant optical edge, they are typically close together.
