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Autopa | SKU:
057609
Mitre Top Fixed Bollard - Galvanised - 1000mm Above Ground
£66.74
Ex. VAT
£80.09
Inc. VAT
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Mitre Top Fixed Bollard - Galvanised - 1000mm Above Ground - 76mm / Concrete In (ragged) is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Mitre Top Fixed Bollard - Galvanised - 1000mm Above Ground
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Mitre Top Fixed Bollard - Galvanised - 1000mm Above Ground - 76mm / Concrete In (ragged) is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Why it works
Built for everyday site protection
Corrosion-resistant galvanised finish
Hot-dip galvanised mild steel stands up to daily knocks and outdoor exposure on construction and highways sites.
Two fixing methods
Choose concrete-in for a permanent, flush fitting or bolt-down for a faster, surface-mounted install.
Mitre-top design
The angled top gives a neater, more deliberate finish than a flat-topped bollard.
Made in the UK
Manufactured in the UK to a consistent specification across all nine diameters.
Overview
Mitre Top Fixed Bollard - Galvanised - Overview
A fixed galvanised steel bollard with a mitre-cut top, built for construction sites, highways schemes and car parks that need a strong, weather-resistant boundary marker.
1000mm
Height above ground
9sizes
Diameter options
400mm
Concrete-in depth
3-5mm
Wall thickness
| Dimensions | |
|---|---|
| Height above ground | 1000mm |
| Diameter options | 76mm, 90mm, 101mm, 114mm, 127mm, 139mm, 152mm, 168mm, 193mm |
| Wall thickness | 3mm or 5mm, depending on diameter |
| Details | |
|---|---|
| Material | Galvanised mild steel |
| Fixing | Concrete-in (ragged) or bolt-down (flanged) |
| Bolts required (bolt-down) | 3 per post, included or supplied separately |
| Concrete-in depth | 400mm |
| Origin | Manufactured in the UK |
Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between the galvanised and stainless steel versions?
What's the difference between the galvanised and stainless steel versions?
This bollard is hot-dip galvanised mild steel, a cost-effective and durable choice for everyday construction and highways work. The same mitre-top design is also available in brushed stainless steel for a more premium finish, or galvanised and power-coated if you need a specific colour.
Do the bolt-down bollards come with the fixing bolts?
Do the bolt-down bollards come with the fixing bolts?
You can choose either option. Each diameter is listed with a bolt-down variant that includes the three fixing bolts and one that excludes them, so pick whichever suits your site if you already hold stock of the right bolts.
How do I choose the right diameter for my site?
How do I choose the right diameter for my site?
Nine diameters are available from 76mm up to 193mm. Smaller diameters suit lighter pedestrian demarcation, while the larger sizes give a stronger visual and physical boundary for vehicle areas - get in touch if you'd like help choosing.
What groundworks does the concrete-in fixing need?
What groundworks does the concrete-in fixing need?
The concrete-in (ragged) version is set 400mm into a concrete base for a permanent, flush fitting. If you'd rather avoid deep groundworks, the bolt-down (flanged) version fixes to an existing hard surface instead.
Can I get this bollard in a colour rather than plain galvanised?
Can I get this bollard in a colour rather than plain galvanised?
Yes - the same mitre-top design is available in a galvanised and power-coated finish, so you can specify a colour to match your site branding or signage.
Is this bollard suitable for a busy construction or utility site?
Is this bollard suitable for a busy construction or utility site?
Yes. The galvanised finish is built for outdoor exposure and everyday knocks, which is why it's a common choice on construction sites, highways schemes and utility compounds.
How far apart should these bollards be spaced?
How far apart should these bollards be spaced?
Spacing depends on the site and what you're marking - typically around 1 to 1.5 metres apart for a visual boundary. Let us know your layout and we can advise on the right spacing for your job.
