Bollard stainless steel with hemispherical head, diameter 76 mm, fixed with ground anchor for embedding in concrete. Buy in the online shop

Description Stainless steel bollard with hemispherical head, D 76 mm, fixed with ground anchor for embedding in concrete

Stainless steel bollard with hemispherical head, diameter 76 mm

Technical characteristics

• Material: stainless steel
• Head: hemispherical head
• Diameter: 76 mm
• Lock: Without lock
• Fastening: Fixed with ground anchor for setting in concrete
• Total length: 125 cm
• Above ground height: Approx. 90 cm
• Weight: 4 kg

What are bollards needed for?

Bollards are veratile security and demarcation elements used in urban and private areas. They are used to keep vehicles away from certain areas, protect pedestrian areas and regulate traffic routes. Bollards can also be used as decorative elements to beautify the cityscape while increasing safety.

Benefits of using bollards

The use of bollards offers numerous benefits:

• Safety: Protecting pedestrians and buildings from unauthorized vehicle access.
• Traffic regulation: Effective control of traffic flow in urban areas.
• Durability: Stainless steel bollards are corrosion-resistant and have a long service life.
• Aesthetics: High-quality stainless steel bollards blend seamlessly into modern cityscapes.
• Flexibility: Various designs and sizes available for different applications.

In which economic sectors are such bollards most commonly used?

Stainless steel bollards are used in many economic sectors:

• Urban infrastructure: Protection of pedestrian zones, parks and public squares.
• Retail: Demarcation of parking spaces and protection of shop fronts.
• Industry: Securing warehouses and factory sites.
• Transport: Controlling traffic flow and protecting traffic infrastructure.
• Educational institutions: Protection of school grounds and university campuses.

Who might be interested in this product?

This product might be of interest to various target groups:

• Municipal authorities: For improving urban infrastructure and safety.
• Business owners: To protect their shop fronts and parking spaces.
• Construction companies: For equipping new buildings and renovation projects.
• Traffic planners: For effective traffic control and security.
• Private individuals: For protecting driveways and private properties.

Advantages and disadvantages of installing such bollards

Advantages:

• Easy installation: With ground anchor for setting in concrete.
• High stability: Fixed construction provides robust protection.
• Low maintenance: Stainless steel is easy to maintain and durable.

Disadvantages:

• Permanent installation: Once installed, difficult to remove or move.
• Cost: Higher initial cost compared to temporary solutions.

Types of bollards and differences in price, reliability and durability

There are different types of bollards that differ in price, reliability and durability:

• Stainless steel bollards: High durability and corrosion resistance, higher price.
• Concrete bollards: Very robust and durable, medium price.
• Plastic bollards: Lightweight and inexpensive, lower durability.
• Wooden bollards: Aesthetically pleasing but less durable and more maintenance-intensive.

How to install a bollard with your own hands

• Choose a location: Determine a suitable location for the bollard.
• Dig a hole: Dig a hole of sufficient depth and width for the ground anchor.
• Set ground anchor: Place ground anchor in the hole and fix it with concrete.
• Install bollard: Place bollard on the ground anchor and screw it tight.
• Allow to harden: Allow concrete to harden before loading the bollard.

Buy bollards from INCAPCORP

At INCAPCORP you can buy various bollards, including stainless steel bollards with a hemispherical head and a diameter of 76 mm. These bollards are made of ground stainless steel and are delivered ready for installation with ground anchor for setting in concrete and assembly instructions. We deliver to all cities in Germany, including Berlin, Hamburg, Munich, Cologne, Frankfurt, Stuttgart, Düsseldorf, Dortmund, Essen and Leipzig.