Installation
Bollard installation guides
How a bollard is mounted decides how much it can stop. These guides follow the manufacturers’ own install instructions, linked on each page.
By mounting method
Installation
Installing bollards in existing concrete
Installing a steel pipe bollard in an existing slab: core the hole at least 2 in larger than the post, dig below frost, set it in concrete, fill the pipe, cure 2–3 days. From Reliance Foundry’s and McCue’s install guides.
Installation
Embedded and pour-in-place bollards
Setting bollards in new concrete or in their own footing: published embed depths (12 in to 36 in for non-rated posts, up to 1.7 m for a crash-rated retractable housing) and how pour-in-place posts work.
Installation
Surface-mount bollards
Bolt-down bollards for slabs you can’t dig into: base plate sizes, anchor holes, and where surface mounting is (and isn’t) enough. Plus how flexible bollards anchor to asphalt and concrete.
Installation
Installing removable bollard sleeves
How removable bollards are installed: a sleeve or ground fitting set in concrete, flush with the surface, that the post locks into. Published fitting depths for crash-rated removables, and winter tips.
Measure it, send it, get a written quote
The site-plan builder turns a storefront, a parking row or a loading dock into a count at the spacing you choose. Quotes in CAD, for sites anywhere in Canada.