Keep essential routes open
Account for pedestrian and mobility access, deliveries, maintenance and emergency routes before agreeing a permanent layout.
Permanent posts that define a boundary vehicles should not cross.
Fixed bollards remain upright. They can mark a protected edge or close an unwanted vehicle route where ordinary access through the position is not required.
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Account for pedestrian and mobility access, deliveries, maintenance and emergency routes before agreeing a permanent layout.
The spacing and surrounding edges must suit the vehicles you intend to exclude. A line of posts can fail its purpose if a usable route remains around it.
The product, underlying ground, buried services, visibility and exposure all affect specification and the installation work.
A heavy-duty model may suit a higher security requirement, but any tested resistance needs evidence for the exact product and foundation.
Read the full fixed bollards guide for product questions and installation considerations across the wider area.
A permanently installed post requires work to remove. If a vehicle must pass through from time to time, discuss a retractable or removable arrangement before installing a fixed one.
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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Send the length of the boundary, expected vehicle paths, details of any access that must stay open and the surface type. We can discuss a suitable product once we know the site.
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