Define the threat
Explain whether the goal is deterrence, restricting routine vehicle access or meeting a specific tested impact requirement. Ask for evidence for the exact model if a rating matters.
A substantial barrier for a driveway, forecourt or entrance where stronger protection is being considered.
Heavy-duty describes a broad class of more substantial posts. It does not establish an impact rating. The right choice depends on the outcome required, the product documentation and the foundation that can be installed.
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Explain whether the goal is deterrence, restricting routine vehicle access or meeting a specific tested impact requirement. Ask for evidence for the exact model if a rating matters.
Check the gap around the post and whether vehicles can bypass it. Allow for deliveries, pedestrians and any access that must stay open.
A heavier bollard may need substantial groundworks. The installation method, buried services and any required surface reinstatement belong in the quote.
A fixed post suits a boundary that never needs vehicle passage. A retractable arrangement may be more appropriate where occasional access must remain possible.
Read the full heavy-duty bollards guide for product questions and installation considerations across the wider area.
No. A larger post is not proof of a tested rating. If your insurer or project requires certification, check the evidence and approved installation details for the exact product.
There is no reliable price from the town name alone. The post, number required, surface, ground conditions and any electrical or drainage work affect the quote. Share photos and your postcode so the actual site can be assessed.
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Describe what you need to protect, the entrance width, access requirements and any specified rating or insurer requirement. We can discuss a suitable product once we know the site.
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