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GFC6000 Ornamental Bollard 168mm Diameter - 1000mm Above Ground
£299.74
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£359.69
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GFC6000 Ornamental Bollard 168mm Diameter - 1000mm Above Ground - Concrete In (ragged) / Galvanised / No Eyelets is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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GFC6000 Ornamental Bollard 168mm Diameter - 1000mm Above Ground
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GFC6000 Ornamental Bollard 168mm Diameter - 1000mm Above Ground - Concrete In (ragged) / Galvanised / No Eyelets is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Why it works
Why choose the GFC6000
Heavy-duty profile
168mm diameter and 5mm wall thickness give a substantial, traditional look with real physical presence.
Three ways to fix
Choose concrete-in, bolt-down, or a removable socket version secured with a padlock.
Cast iron detailing
Domed cap and twin rings are cast in impact-resistant malleable iron and welded to the steel body.
Galvanised protection
Hot-dip galvanised as standard, with a powder-coated option in any RAL colour for site branding.
Overview
GFC6000 Ornamental Bollard - Overview
The GFC6000 is the largest-diameter bollard in the GFC ornamental range, built from 168mm galvanised steel tube with a cast iron cap and rings. It suits prestige entrances and heritage streetscapes where a traditional, heavyweight profile is needed.
168mm
Diameter
1000mm
Height above ground
5mm
Wall thickness
3options
Fixing types
| Dimensions | |
|---|---|
| Height above ground | 1000mm |
| Diameter | 168mm |
| Wall thickness | 5mm |
| Concrete-in depth | 500mm below ground |
| Socket depth (removable) | 300mm below ground |
| Details | |
|---|---|
| Material | Galvanised mild steel |
| Cap and rings | Malleable cast iron |
| Finish | Galvanised, or galvanised with powder-coat (RAL colours) |
| Fixing | Concrete-in / bolt-down / concrete-in removable |
| Bolts (bolt-down version) | 4 x M16 expanding bolts, sold separately |
| Reinforcement | Internal steel core, concrete fill, or both |
Frequently asked questions
How does the 168mm diameter compare to the rest of the GFC ornamental range?
How does the 168mm diameter compare to the rest of the GFC ornamental range?
The GFC6000 is the widest bollard in the GFC ornamental range at 168mm diameter, versus 114mm for most of the other GFC models. It gives a heavier, more substantial look, suited to prestige entrances and larger public realm schemes.
Is the removable version secure when it's not in use?
Is the removable version secure when it's not in use?
Yes. The removable version sits in a socket 300mm below ground and is secured with a padlock, so it can be lifted out for vehicle access and locked back down when not needed.
What's involved in fitting the bolt-down version?
What's involved in fitting the bolt-down version?
The bolt-down base fixes with 4 x M16 expanding bolts, which are not included and need to be sourced separately. It's a straightforward surface fix where digging a footing isn't practical.
Can it be reinforced for extra strength?
Can it be reinforced for extra strength?
Concrete-in versions can be reinforced with an internal steel core, a concrete fill, or both, for sites that need extra impact resistance beyond the standard fixing.
What colour options are available?
What colour options are available?
Galvanised is the standard finish. If you need a specific colour, the bollard can also be supplied galvanised and powder-coated - just provide the RAL number you want to match.
Can I add chains between bollards?
Can I add chains between bollards?
Yes, optional eyelets and hooks are available so bollards can be linked with a decorative chain - useful where you want to define a boundary without a solid barrier.
Is this bollard suitable for heritage or conservation areas?
Is this bollard suitable for heritage or conservation areas?
Its cast iron cap and rings and traditional profile make it a common choice for historic town centres and conservation areas where a more ornamental look is wanted over a plain utility bollard.
