Manual & Fixed Bollards (0)

Manual fixed bollards are sturdy posts or pillars installed in various settings to control vehicular or pedestrian traffic. Unlike retractable or automatic bollards, manual fixed bollards remain stationary once installed and require physical effort to move or remove.

These bollards are typically made of durable materials like steel or concrete to withstand impact from vehicles or other objects. Also used on residential properties such as driveways. Protect your vehicle from potential theft.

Manual fixed bollards are commonly used in:

Pedestrian Zones: To restrict vehicle access in pedestrian-only areas such as parks or walkways.

Security Installations: To fortify entrances or perimeters of sensitive sites like government buildings, embassies, or military installations.

Traffic Control: To designate lanes, mark boundaries, or prevent unauthorised parking in urban areas, parking lots, or private driveways.

Event Management: To manage crowd flow and secure temporary event spaces like festivals, concerts, or outdoor markets.

Installation of manual fixed bollards requires careful planning and consideration of factors such as traffic patterns, accessibility, and aesthetics. Proper placement and reinforcement are crucial to ensure effective functionality and durability over time.

Maintenance of manual fixed bollards involves periodic inspection for damage or signs of wear, cleaning to remove debris or graffiti, and repairs or replacements as needed to maintain their effectiveness in controlling traffic and enhancing safety.

Benefits of Manual fixed Bollards

Residential Suitability: These bollards are ideal for residential use, especially in situations where installing a mains power supply to the property entrance is impractical or undesired.

High Security: Despite being designed for residential settings, these bollards still offer a high level of security for any entrance. Each bollard is equipped with impact resistance, ensuring effective protection against unauthorised access.

Semi-Automatic Operation: Most ranges of these bollards feature a gas spring actuator for raising the bollard. This semi-automatic operation simplifies the process of raising the bollard while maintaining security.

Manual Lowering: Lowering the bollard is typically done manually by using a handle and pushing it completely into its foundation case. This straightforward mechanism ensures ease of use for residents while still providing effective security measures.

Foundation Requirement: Even in situations where power is not available, it's essential to have a foundation case for the bollard when it's installed underground. This foundation provides stability and ensures proper functioning of the bollard system, regardless of power supply status.

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