Justrite Plastic Clearance Bar, Yellow, 7 X 77 Inch, Plastic/Polyethylene, 1781

Why use Eagle bollard covers? Unlike our competitors, we only use ½-inch high-density polyethylene to provide the strongest protection.144 safety color code standards for marking physical hazards or potential danger. To clean, wipe down with soap and water. Simply slide the sleeve over an existing 4-inch standard diameter steel or concrete bollard post that is up to 56 inches tall.

. Anchor Kit included with 3 spikes. | Justrite x 4"H, Plastic Protective Parking Stop, Anchor Kit with 3 spikes, Gray, 8 x 72 inch, Plastic/Polyethylene, 1790G Justrite x 4"H, Plastic Protective Parking Stop, Anchor Kit with 3 spikes, Gray, 8 x 72 inch, Plastic/Polyethylene, 1790G (Eagle offers four colors - the high-visibility yellow, blue for handicapped areas, gray or black).Flexible enough to fit parking lot contours, the rugged high density polyethylene (HDPE) design is weather and chemical resistant.

Please contact us for more information or a quote. However, covers alone do not meet ASTM crash standards. Simply slide the sleeve over an existing 4-inch standard diameter steel or concrete bollard post that is up to 56 inches tall.

Anchor Kit included with 3 spikes.

These subtle yet sophisticated black bollard post sleeves can be slipped over standard 4-inch bollard post to protect windows, utility meters, pipes and mechanical equipment from harm.

Flexible enough to fit parking lot contours, the rugged high density polyethylene (HDPE) design is weather and chemical resistant.

with American-manufactured HDPE, these long-lasting, all-weather bollard covers are resistant to rusting, cracking, denting or fading. Why use Eagle bollard covers? Unlike our competitors, we only use ½-inch high-density polyethylene to provide the strongest protection. Eagle post covers are nonconductive, chemical resistant, can withstand extreme temperatures (-30ºF to 130ºF) and feature UV inhibitors for fade resistance. How should I space my bollards? In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, bollards should be no closer than 3 feet apart so pedestrians in wheelchairs can move through the space.

. Clearance Bars provide an early warning for motorists, reducing structural and vehicle damage.

However, spacing between posts should not exceed 5 feet to ensure bollards provide protection against vehicles. Simply slide the sleeve over an existing 4-inch standard diameter steel or concrete bollard post that is up to 56 inches tall.

Clearance Bars provide an early warning for motorists, reducing structural and vehicle damage.