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Bollard

Design Olle Anderson

Cast-iron bollards are durable and long-lasting, withstanding wear-and-tear better than bollards made out of other materials. These bollards are eight-sided and can be embellished by a round finials attached to the top. The bollards can form barriers to direct traffic and pedestrians, or divide spaces.

Dimensions and weight

Height: 110 cm/ 117 cm
Ø: 9,5 cm
Vikt: 50 kg

Product numbers and combinations

Ö30-10Bollard with cast-in bolt.
Ö30-20Bollard with knob and cast-in bolt.

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Variants

A for extended bollard.

Installation type

M for in-ground.

Standard colours

RAL 9005

Materials and surface treatments

The bollard is made from cast iron with a diameter of 95 mm and painted black RAL 9005.

Cast iron

Cast iron is iron with a carbon content between approximately 2 and 4 percent with a large proportion of recycled material. Compared to steel, it has a lower melting point and is therefore easier to melt and requires less energy. Thanks to the high carbon content, so-called graphite is formed. This is the main reason why cast iron, unlike steel, does not rust as quickly and thus has a very long life cycle.

Assembly and placement

In-ground

Cast in ground.

Maintenance

Cast iron

Untreated cast iron eventually rusts, but this does not affect its durability. Products in cast iron that are anti-rust treated and painted black should, however, be touch-up painted and maintained, at regular intervals, if necessary or in case of possible damage, with alkyd paint.

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Versions

Available in attachable or ground-mounted versions.

Character

These elegant eight-sided cast iron bollards can form barriers that direct traffic and pedestrians.

Gjutjärnspollare

Bollard

Design Olle Anderson

Cast-iron bollards are durable and long-lasting, withstanding wear-and-tear better than bollards made out of other materials. These bollards are eight-sided and can be embellished by a round finials attached to the top. The bollards can form barriers to direct traffic and pedestrians, or divide spaces.

Designers

Olle Anderson

Olle Anderson started his career as civil engineer and started his career at White Architecture where he is partner today. Anderson has throughout the years worked with interior architecture and furniture design and in 1975 he founded the interior design departement at White. Throughout his career Anderson has received praise and acknowledgement for his work as a professor, honorary doctor and designer across the world, and won the award “Excellent Swedish design” a total of 19 times.