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Mitre Top Fixed Bollard - Stainless Steel - 1000mm Above Ground
£98.33
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£117.99
Inc. VAT
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Mitre Top Fixed Bollard - Stainless Steel - 1000mm Above Ground
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Mitre Top Fixed Bollard - Stainless Steel - 1000mm Above Ground - 60mm / Concrete In (ragged) is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Why it works
Built for prestige sites that need to look right
Durable stainless construction
Grade 304 brushed stainless steel with a 2mm wall resists knocks and corrosion in everyday forecourt use.
Two fixing methods
Choose concrete-in for a flush, ragged finish or bolt-down for faster, removable-base installation.
Premium mitre-top finish
The angled top gives a deliberate, finished look suited to dealership forecourts and prestige sites.
Made in the UK
Manufactured in the UK to a consistent specification across all seven diameters.
Overview
Mitre Top Fixed Bollard - Stainless Steel - Overview
A fixed stainless steel bollard with a mitre-cut top, built to mark and protect forecourts, shopfronts and car park boundaries with a premium finish that suits prestige sites.
1000mm
Height above ground
2mm
Wall thickness
400mm
Concrete-in depth
7sizes
Diameter options
| Dimensions | |
|---|---|
| Height above ground | 1000mm |
| Diameter options | 60mm, 76mm, 89mm, 101mm, 114mm, 129mm, 139mm |
| Wall thickness | 2mm |
| Details | |
|---|---|
| Material | Grade 304 brushed stainless steel |
| Fixing | Concrete-in (ragged) or bolt-down (flanged) |
| Bolts required (bolt-down) | 3 per post |
| Concrete-in depth | 400mm |
| Origin | Manufactured in the UK |
Frequently asked questions
Why does this bollard have an angled (mitre) top rather than a flat one?
Why does this bollard have an angled (mitre) top rather than a flat one?
The mitre cut gives a neater, more deliberate finish than a flat-topped bollard, which is why it's popular on car dealership forecourts and other sites where appearance matters alongside protection.
What's the difference between the concrete-in and bolt-down versions?
What's the difference between the concrete-in and bolt-down versions?
The concrete-in (ragged) version is set into a 400mm deep concrete base for a flush, permanent fitting. The bolt-down (flanged) version sits on a surface-mounted base plate and can be supplied with or without its three fixing bolts.
Will the brushed stainless finish need much upkeep?
Will the brushed stainless finish need much upkeep?
Very little. Grade 304 stainless steel resists corrosion and everyday marking, so it typically needs no more than an occasional wipe down to keep its finish.
Can I get a marine-grade version for a coastal site?
Can I get a marine-grade version for a coastal site?
A 316 marine-grade specification can be discussed for coastal or high-corrosion sites - contact us with your location and we'll confirm availability.
Is this bollard suitable for a busy vehicle forecourt?
Is this bollard suitable for a busy vehicle forecourt?
Yes. The 2mm wall thickness and fixed, non-removable design make it well suited to marking out pedestrian areas and vehicle boundaries on active forecourts and car parks.
Can I mix diameters on the same site?
Can I mix diameters on the same site?
Yes, all seven diameters share the same mitre-top design and fixing options, so they can be mixed to suit different parts of a site, for example a narrower diameter for tight spacing and a wider one for a stronger visual boundary.
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 1 to 1.5 metres apart for a visual pedestrian boundary. Get in touch with your layout and we can advise on the right spacing for your job.
