Bollards, Safety Posts and Flexible Posts
Bollards and posts help define boundaries, protect assets and guide vehicle or pedestrian movement. They are commonly used at building entrances, car parks, factories, loading bays, walkways and temporary traffic control zones.
Quick guide: Choose bollards or posts by impact risk, visibility needs, installation surface, flexibility, spacing and whether the area is permanent or temporary.
Post Selection Guide
| Need | Recommended product | Typical application |
|---|---|---|
| Visual lane guidance | Flexible post or delineator post | Car parks, warehouses and access roads |
| Asset or pedestrian separation | Bollards or fixed posts | Entrances, loading bays and walkways |
| Temporary channel control | Portable posts with chain or tape | Events, maintenance areas and queue lines |
| Low-speed impact tolerance | Flexible or reboundable post | Driveways, ramps and tight turning areas |
FAQ
What is the difference between a bollard and a delineator post?
A bollard is usually used for stronger boundary or asset protection. A delineator post is mainly for visual guidance and lane definition.
Where should flexible posts be used?
Flexible posts are useful where vehicles may brush or pass close to the marker and a reboundable design is preferred.
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Related traffic safety categories: road delineators, traffic barriers and Traffic Safety.
Bollard / Posts
Bollard / Posts
