Bollards
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Bollards for Safety and Delineation
Welcome to our bollards category, where safety meets aesthetics. These products are ideal for both public and private environments and offer an effective way to control traffic flows and protect sensitive areas. With our robust and stylish options, you can improve safety while enhancing the look of the site.
Why Choose Our Bollards?
Bollards are essential for creating safe, well-organized environments. They are used to delineate areas, protect buildings and prevent unwanted traffic, among other things. Installing bollards reduces the risk of accidents and damage, which in turn minimizes downtime and increases safety for both staff and visitors.
Choose the Right Bollard for Your Needs
When buying bollards, it's important to consider material, mounting options and application. Our bollards come in a range of materials such as steel, plastic and rubber, making them suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. Many models are easy to install and can be matched to your specific needs and site conditions.
Regulations and Recommendations
It's important to follow the guidelines of the Swedish Work Environment Authority and other relevant agencies to ensure that your safety solutions meet all requirements. A thorough risk assessment helps you identify which areas need extra protection, such as exposed entrances and installations, so you can meet both legal requirements and insurance terms.
Contact Us for Personalized Advice
Need help choosing the right bollard for your business? Our support team is ready to give you personalized advice. Visit our contact page for more information and help with your questions.
Bollards delineate areas, direct traffic and protect entrances, walkways, facades and installations from vehicle impact. As impact bollards, they are one of the most versatile impact protection products and are used wherever vehicles and people share space. At Nordguard, you can buy bollards in steel, concrete and plastic for both permanent and flexible needs, for parking lots, loading yards, pedestrian streets, shopping centers and industrial areas.
Bollards are part of our range of impact protection, and all models are intended for professional use. To learn more about how bollards are used in practice, read the article bollards for safety in different environments.
Fixed Bollards
Fixed bollards provide stable, permanent protection. Embedded bollards are set in concrete and withstand the most force, making them suitable where the risk of impact is high. Surface-mounted bollards are bolted to the ground and are easier to install, adjust and replace. See the full range in the fixed bollards category.
Removable Bollards
Removable bollards are used where an area occasionally needs to be opened to authorized traffic, such as driveways, delivery zones and reserved spaces. The bollard is lifted out and the socket is covered when not in use. If you need to control who can open the passage, choose removable bollards with lock. See all variants under removable bollards.
Fold-Down Bollards
Fold-down bollards can be lowered when needed without being lifted out, which is practical for passages that are opened and closed frequently. Fold-down bollards fold flat toward the ground, while retractable bollards retract into the ground. Both are available in the fold-down bollards category.
Bollards in Different Materials
The material determines both strength and appearance. A galvanized bollard in hot-dip galvanized or stainless steel withstands harsh outdoor conditions and heavier impacts, and keeps working year after year through all weather and winters. Galvanized and stainless steel bollards are therefore a reliable choice outdoors. Concrete bollards provide mass and stability where heavy vehicles operate. Plastic and rubber bollards are highly visible, absorb lighter impacts and are suitable where the focus is on marking and delineating rather than physically stopping vehicles. Not sure which material suits your environment? Read our overview of material selection for impact protection.
Where Are Bollards Used?
In parking lots, bollards mark and protect parking spaces, EV chargers and walkways. At entrances and facades, they stop vehicles from getting too close. On pedestrian streets and plazas, they direct traffic without closing it off completely. See examples of solutions for parking lots and public spaces. If you need to park and lock bikes, take a look at bike bollards instead.
Frequently Asked Questions About Bollards
To mark and protect spaces, fixed steel bollards are often sufficient. If the area needs to be opened for authorized traffic, removable bollards with lock are a good choice, and for passages that are opened frequently, fold-down bollards work well. If the bollard is exposed to heavy traffic, choose an embedded impact bollard.
An embedded bollard is set in concrete and provides maximum stability, making it suitable where the risk of impact is high. A surface-mounted bollard is bolted to the ground and is easier to install, adjust and replace, but generally withstands lighter loads.
It depends on the model and material. Heavy-duty embedded steel bollards withstand impact best and can stop a vehicle, while plastic and rubber bollards are mainly intended for visibility and delineation. If you need a physical vehicle stop, choose a steel bollard designed for that purpose.
A galvanized bollard in hot-dip galvanized or stainless steel is made for outdoor use and handles moisture, weather and winter without rusting. Plastic bollards also work outdoors but are mainly used for marking rather than protecting against heavy impacts.
Embedded bollards are cast into concrete, surface-mounted bollards are bolted to the ground, and removable bollards are placed in a cast-in sleeve. Every bollard comes with installation instructions, and for larger installations we're happy to help with planning.
Yes. If you need help choosing the right bollard or want a quote for larger volumes, feel free to contact us or request a quote directly on the page.