Selecting a
protective bollard
AS 2890 recognises the use of protective devices, including bollards, where required to protect buildings, pedestrian areas and fixed objects from vehicle damage. For most carparks, the objective is not hostile vehicle protection — it is protecting assets and keeping the development safe, functional and presentable. For this reason Deptartment of Transport, City of Perth and Fremantle chose the Impact Recovery Bollards that provide a cost-effective solution to a multitude of problems
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Advanced Polymer "Flexible" Bollard can be used for low speed environments and industrial applications
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Impact Recovery Bollards (Advanced Polymer/ Steel or Stainless Steel) are recommended where low-speed impact resilience, reduced maintenance and whole-of-life cost savings are a priority.
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Certified crash-rated bollards should be used where vehicle containment is required
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Bollard Covers can be used to improve the resilience and lifespan of steel bollards if footings are good


Stainless Steel Bollards
Our Stainless steel bollards are of extremely high quality - designed to withstand impact they are made from Australian stainless steel pipe (heavy duty) and polished to provide a clean satin finish (the most durable finish)
Surface Mount Impact Recovery bollards City of Perth
Surface Mount Bollards
Our Stainless steel surface mount bollards are of extremely high quality - designed to withstand impact without denting and self recover. Base Plate (surrounding foundations) and Bollard are reusable even following severe impact
Surface Mount Impact Recovery bollards City of Perth
Shopfront Bollards
Our Shopfront bollards are extremely durable and easily removable for events, maintenance and upgrades. 60OD Quality Powder coated remain safe and secure, perfectly aligned year after year. ZERO WASTE Foundations
ZERO WASTE Removable bollards Chicken Treat
Carparks
Great for carparks. Highly durable Bollards made from Advanced Polymers are impact, scratch , dent resistant, will not chip or fade like powder coated bollards and are non-conductive. Secured using Impact Recovery System bollards become reusable even following severe impact
Impact Tested to 10 kmph
Bike Paths
Low Impact Safety Bollards were developed for MRWA to prevent vehicle entry to bike paths but also reduce the risk of injury to bike riders, reduce the cost of maintenance, preserve footpaths and surrounding paving and be removable to allow access for service vehicles. MRWA striping available
Low Impact Bike Path Bollards (MRWA)
Disabled Bays
Unlike steel bollards, Advanced Polymer Bollards are far more durable and won't damage vehicles if impacted. They don't fade, dent or scratch like steel bollards and with no springs, bollards won't become "floppy" over time and cause litigation risks.
Surface Mount Impact Recovery bollards
Shopping centre carparks
Great for shopping centre carparks as bollards are far more durable than steel or traditional plastic bollards and available in almost any colour. If secured using the Impact Recovery System Bollards and footings are reusable following even severe impact
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Protect Electrical infrastructure
Unlike steel bollards, Advanced Polymer Bollards are far more forgiving- able to absorb light impact and self recover. If secured using the Impact Recovery System
Bollards and footings are reusable following even severe impact. Western Power Approved
Photo of in-ground steel bollards
Stop damage to footings!
Unlike steel bollards, Advanced Polymer Bollards are far more forgiving- able to absorb light impact and self recover. When secured using the Impact Recovery System
Bollards and footings become reusable following even severe impact - saving thousands
Photo of in-ground steel bollards
Dent resistant
Most plastic bollards / bollard covers are 1-3 mm thick, so dent and crack if impacted. ZERO bollards & covers are 7 mm thick (made from a material that will self-recover from impact) making them highly resistant to impact and denting - greatly improving resilience and lifespan
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