Olle Anderson
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
Heights above ground: 75 cm, 85 cm, 95 cm, 104 cm, 110 cm and 119 cm
Heights of finials: Arrow: 2.5 cm / Turned top: 12 cm
INDIVIDUAL DIMENSIONS
The pipe steel in the post has a diameter of 12.1 cm and is 4 mm thick
The side loops are 8 mm thick
Steel.
The post is made of pipe steel. The Archer finial is made from cast iron. The base plate is made out of steel 8 mm thick painted in standard colour black RAL 9005. The side loops are made out of steel 8 mm thick.
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
N for attachable
M for groundmounted
T for tactile top on Archer
Se monteringsanvisning.
Freestanding. The supports for the ground-mounted version are extended for mounting beneath the surface. The attachable version bolts to a precast concrete foundation with M10 bolts. Bolts are not included.
Scratches to the powder-coated steel finish can be repainted with alkyd oil enamel as needed.
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.
Olle Anderson
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.
