• Corrosion resistance: The hot-dip galvanized iron core protects the heart of the bollard from oxidation, extending the product’s life cycle.
• Structural stability: The 15 cm underground fixing ensures a solid anchoring to the ground, making the element resistant to stress and accidental impacts.
• Aesthetic enhancement: The classic decorations and decagonal base allow for a harmonious integration into significant historical and architectural contexts.
• Material solidity: The use of EN GJL 200 cast iron offers robust and reliable perimeter protection for pedestrian zones.
• Low maintenance: The quality of materials compliant with UNI EN 1561 standards reduces the need for repair interventions over time.

The H744_33 bollard finds preferred application in the redevelopment of historical centers and in the management of flows in pedestrian areas. It is widely used to protect green areas, monumental squares, and to delimit reserved parking zones. Its fixed configuration makes it suitable for contexts where a permanent separation between vehicular traffic and public spaces is necessary.

This model represents the ideal choice when the project requires a component that is not only functional but acts as a furnishing element coordinated with classic architecture. Compared to purely tubular bollards, the H744_33 model offers a superior aesthetic impact and increased mechanical resistance thanks to the combination of external cast iron and galvanized iron core. The operational prerequisite for installation is the possibility of performing a small excavation for embedding the load-bearing core.

What is the advantage of EN GJL 200 cast iron compared to simple steel bollards?

EN GJL 200 cast iron offers a superior vibration absorption capacity and workability that allows for complex ornamental details not obtainable with steel rolling, while ensuring superior durability against atmospheric agents.

Is the product accompanied by specific certifications?

Yes, the material is produced in compliance with the UNI EN 1561 standard, which defines the requirements and mechanical properties of grey iron castings used in urban furniture.

Is it possible to remove the bollard after installation?

No, the fixing system involves embedding the metal core in concrete to a depth of 15 cm, making the bollard a fixed and non-removable element.

How is protection against rust achieved?

Protection is twofold: externally the cast iron is treated to resist external agents, while internally the iron core undergoes a hot-dip galvanizing process that prevents structural corrosion.