• Structural resistance: the use of EN GJL 200 cast iron ensures high durability and excellent resistance to accidental impacts and atmospheric agents.
• Architectural integration: the classic ornamental design allows for harmonious integration into historical contexts and urban areas of high aesthetic value.
• Delimitation versatility: the presence of fixed eyelets allows for the creation of continuous barriers through chains, adapting to different spatial configurations.
• Permanent stability: the 20 cm ground-in fixing system guarantees solid and secure anchoring, preventing tampering or displacement.
• Operational efficiency: the nature of the material and the quality of the casting minimize the need for routine maintenance over the long term.

The H744_36 bollard finds its ideal application in the redevelopment of historic centers and in the protection of monuments or institutional entrances. It is widely used for the delimitation of pedestrian areas and squares, where it is necessary to prevent vehicle access or parking without compromising urban decorum. It is also suitable for defining protected paths in limited traffic zones (ZTL) and for managing traffic near parks or historic villas.

This model represents the right choice when the project requires a balance between protective function and stylistic consistency with existing classic-style urban furniture. Compared to common steel posts, the cast iron bollard offers a superior material presence and natural corrosion resistance in outdoor environments. It is the ideal operational prerequisite for permanent installations on pavements that allow for an excavation of at least 20 cm, ensuring a clean aesthetic result without visible flanges or bolts.

Is the bollard compliant with current regulations on cast iron?

Yes, the product is made of EN GJL 200 cast iron, produced in full compliance with the UNI EN 1561 technical standard, which defines the requirements for gray iron castings.

What is the difference between this model and a steel bollard in aesthetic terms?

Unlike steel, which usually has a modern and linear appearance, this cast iron bollard features relief ornamental friezes and an octagonal base that make it specific for historic and prestigious contexts.

Is it possible to remove the bollard in case of emergency?

No, the H744_36 model is designed for a fixed and permanent installation by burying the base in the ground to a depth of 20 cm.

Are the chain eyelets sold separately?

No, the eyelets are fixed and integrated directly into the structure during the casting process of the bollard.