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Autopa | SKU:
068017
Lamp Post Protection Hoop Barrier
£49.74
Ex. VAT
£59.69
Inc. VAT
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Lamp Post Protection Hoop Barrier - Concrete In (ragged) / Galvanised / 48 x 750 x 340mm is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Lamp Post Protection Hoop Barrier
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Lamp Post Protection Hoop Barrier - Concrete In (ragged) / Galvanised / 48 x 750 x 340mm is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Why it works
Bumper-height protection for lamp posts and columns
Absorbs vehicle impact
The twin-hoop guard sits at bumper height, taking the knock before it reaches the post behind it.
Two fixing options
Choose concrete-in (ragged) for a cast footing or bolt-down (flanged) for an existing hard-standing.
Corrosion resistant
Galvanised mild steel or stainless steel grade 304 both resist corrosion in exposed car park settings.
Any RAL colour
Galvanised barriers can be powder-coated to any RAL code, so they can match site branding or add visibility.
Made in the UK
Manufactured in the UK in three sizes to suit the post being protected.
Overview
Lamp Post Protection Hoop Barrier - Overview
The Lamp Post Protection Hoop Barrier is a steel guard that fits around lamp posts, EV chargers and other fragile car park furniture, absorbing vehicle impact at bumper height. Available in galvanised mild steel or stainless steel grade 304, in three sizes with concrete-in or bolt-down fixing.
48mm
Smallest tube diameter
90mm
Largest tube diameter
3sizes
Diameter options
6bolts
Per bolt-down barrier
| Dimensions | |
|---|---|
| Height above ground | 750mm / 1115mm / 1000mm |
| Width | 340mm / 460mm / 520mm |
| Tube diameter | 48mm / 76mm / 90mm |
| Below-ground depth (concrete-in) | 300mm (48mm) / 400mm (76mm) / 300mm (90mm) |
| Details | |
|---|---|
| Material | Galvanised mild steel or stainless steel grade 304 |
| Finish | Galvanised, stainless steel, or galvanised powder-coated to any RAL code |
| Fixing | Concrete-in (ragged) or bolt-down (flanged), 6 bolts per barrier |
| Flange plate (48mm) | 133mm x 5mm galvanised / 120mm x 5mm stainless steel |
| Flange plate (76mm & 90mm) | 180mm x 5mm |
| Origin | Made in the UK |
Frequently asked questions
What sizes are available?
What sizes are available?
The barrier comes in three tube diameters - 48mm, 76mm or 90mm - each with a matching height and width to suit the post you are protecting. Check the variant dimensions before ordering.
What is the difference between concrete-in and bolt-down fixing?
What is the difference between concrete-in and bolt-down fixing?
Concrete-in (ragged) barriers have legs that are cast into a concrete footing, while bolt-down (flanged) barriers have a flange plate for fixing to an existing hard-standing. Choose whichever suits your ground conditions.
Are the fixing bolts included?
Are the fixing bolts included?
This depends on the variant - some are supplied excluding bolts, and a version with 6 bolts included is also available. Check the variant title before ordering.
Can I get it in a specific colour?
Can I get it in a specific colour?
Yes. Galvanised barriers can be powder-coated to any RAL colour - specify the code at the time of order. Stainless steel is supplied in its natural finish.
Is it sold as a single barrier or a pair?
Is it sold as a single barrier or a pair?
Each barrier is sold individually, not as a pair. Order two if you need to guard a post from both sides.
What is the difference between galvanised and stainless steel?
What is the difference between galvanised and stainless steel?
Galvanised mild steel is the standard option and can be powder-coated to any RAL colour. Stainless steel grade 304 suits sites needing a higher-grade corrosion-resistant finish and is supplied uncoated.
Can it protect an EV charger?
Can it protect an EV charger?
Yes. As well as lamp posts and signage columns, the hoop barrier is commonly used to guard EV charging points from vehicle impact in car parks.
