• High mechanical resistance: the cast iron casting ensures a mass of 23 kg, guaranteeing solid protection against impacts and external stresses.
• Architectural integration: the traditional design and chosen material allow for harmonious integration into urban contexts of historical and monumental value.
• Barrier modularity: the presence of integrated rings facilitates the connection of multiple units via chains, allowing the delimitation of openings of different widths.
• Permanent stability: the fixing system via in-ground footing prevents unauthorized removal or instability caused by the passage of heavy vehicles.
• Low maintenance: the chemical-physical properties of cast iron give the product excellent resistance to atmospheric corrosion and pollutants.

The bollard is mainly used in the delimitation of pedestrian areas and in the protection of limited traffic zones (ZTL). It is ideal for the perimeter of town squares, for securing sidewalks and for managing access in private entrances or high-value condominium areas. Its configuration also makes it suitable for the urban furnishing of parks and tree-lined avenues where a non-invasive but effective physical barrier is required.

It is the right choice when the priority is to combine the functionality of a fixed bollard with the need to maintain a high aesthetic standard in the urban context. Unlike steel bollards, cast iron offers specific corrosion resistance for outdoor environments subject to rain and constant humidity. It is preferable to bolt-down models in all scenarios where the paving allows for burial, ensuring far superior mechanical strength and greater longevity of the structure.

What is the advantage of cast iron compared to plastic or concrete bollards?

Cast iron offers a superior ratio between diameter and mechanical strength compared to plastic materials, while also providing a more professional and long-lasting aesthetic finish compared to concrete, which tends to chip more easily.

Is it possible to install the bollard on existing paving?

Yes, installation requires removing the portion of paving necessary for the 15 cm excavation. Subsequently, the base footing must be cemented to ensure proper anchoring and verticality of the bollard.

Does the product comply with the Highway Code regulations?

The bollard is designed for use as an urban furniture element and parking delimiter. Installation on public land must be authorized by the managing body and must comply with the visibility and safety criteria provided by the local and national regulations in force regarding road barriers.