• High durability: the use of fiber-reinforced concrete guarantees superior resistance against accidental impacts and freeze-thaw cycles.
• Architectural integration: the variety of chromatic finishes allows the bollard to be adapted to the style of historic centers or modern squares.
• Passive safety: the weight of 33 kg and the solidity of the material create an effective barrier for the protection of exclusively pedestrian areas.
• Minimal maintenance: the nature of the cement conglomerate does not require periodic treatments, keeping the aesthetic properties unaltered over time.
• Installation versatility: the standard free-standing configuration allows for rapid placement, with the possibility of permanent fixing for greater stability.

The bollard is specifically indicated for managing flows in historic centers, the delimitation of pedestrian walkways and the protection of public squares. It is also successfully used in prestigious private contexts, such as hotel entrances, shopping centers, and office complexes, where it is necessary to combine the function of urban furniture with the need to prevent unauthorized parking.

This model represents the right choice when looking for a balance between visual impact and mechanical resistance. Unlike metal bollards, the fiber-reinforced conglomerate is not subject to corrosion and maintains a more stable surface temperature. It is the ideal product for urban redevelopment interventions where the operational prerequisite is the installation of heavy, stable elements that comply with the aesthetic standards of Italian public decorum.

What is the difference between the free-standing model and the one with anchoring?

The standard model uses its own weight to stay in position, offering a flexible solution. The arrangement for anchoring, available on request, allows the bollard to be fixed to the floor via a threaded rod, making it immovable and resistant to any attempts at forced displacement.

Does fiber-reinforced concrete require special certifications for urban furniture?

The material is produced following quality standards for cement products intended for outdoor use, ensuring that the integrated fibers provide the necessary structural strength and environmental durability required by current regulations for public furniture.

Do the colored finishes tend to fade with sun exposure?

No, the colors are integrated into the mass of the conglomerate or obtained through UV-resistant mineral finishes, ensuring that the color remains stable despite prolonged exposure to atmospheric agents.