This arrow-top bollard points pedestrians in the right direction. The arrow is formed in relief, creating a tactile surface to guide individuals with impaired vision. The bollard can be combined with fence segments or linked with chains to form a barrier or divide space.
Height: 75 cm 95 cm eller 110 cm
Ø: 12 cm
Weight 25 kg
Bonde is cast 40 cm below the ground. Foot plate Ø: 40 cm
Individual dimensions
Tube Ø 121 mm. Material thickness 4 mm in turned steel. Knob in cast iron. Foot plate thickness 8 mm. Fastening ring, Ø 8 mm.
Add a number preceded by a dash to indicate the loops required:
1 = one loop on one side
2 = one loop on each side welded at an 180° angle
3 = one loop on each side welded at an 90° angle
T for tactile top on Archer
M for in-ground.
N for surface mount.
Nola uses high-quality steel with good strength in our products. Steel rusts if left untreated and must therefore be surface treated.
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.
Cast in ground.
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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.
The bollard is produced in three heights ranging from 75 cm to 119 cm (above-ground heights)
A bollard with an arrow top to point pedestrians in the right direction.
This arrow-top bollard points pedestrians in the right direction. The arrow is formed in relief, creating a tactile surface to guide individuals with impaired vision. The bollard can be combined with fence segments or linked with chains to form a barrier or divide space.
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.
