Safety Bollards
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Safety Bollards | Steel & Plastic Suppliers
Bollards are short poles made of steel, concrete, iron or polymer plastic designed to keep traffic away from the public or protected or potentially dangerous areas.
Safety bollards can be used to divert traffic from storefronts and to restrict vehicles from specific areas of a carpark. Permanent bollards can be a legitimate, heavy duty barrier to stop errant cars from careering into public spaces. Retractable bollards can be a more visual barrier used to let some traffic in and some traffic out.
On an industrial front, bollards can be used to keep traffic – most particularly, forklifts – on the straight and narrow. They can be used to create a visible and, if necessary, sturdy barrier around stock stacked in easily crushable boxes. They can help to keep marauding forklifts where they belong – in rows of pallet racks – and away from where they don’t belong – in rows of shelving.
Essentially, safety bollards are a temporary or permanent fence, a visible barrier of varying strengths and equally varying applications.
From a small local private company in Warragul to a publicly listed company on the Australian Stock Exchange with an extensive sales network, Saferoads brings a wealth of innovative road safety solutions to the road safety market. 2010 marks Saferoads 19th year in the road safety market. Since 1992, the company has continued to experience solid growth, servicing State Government ...
- Regularly inspect the bollards for any damage or wear and tear. Replace any damaged parts immediately.
- Clean the bollards with a mild detergent and water. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive materials that can damage the surface.
- Rinse the bollards thoroughly with water and dry them with a clean cloth.
- Apply a protective coating to the bollards to prevent rust and corrosion.
- Keep the area around the bollards clean and free of debris to prevent damage and ensure visibility.
- Check the bollards regularly to ensure they are properly anchored and secure.
