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    Bollards, Barriers & Cycle Stands

    Enhance safety and security with Ezi Klamp's range of bollards and crash barriers. From robust barrier hoops to high-quality cycle stands, our solutions are designed to protect and organize your premises effectively.
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By making the open space around your buildings more welcoming and safe, you can help improve its usability for all. From bollards to keep pedestrians safe from vehicles to encourage more people to commute via bikes with our cycle stands, our range of outdoor furnishings can help you maximise the space to its fullest.

Whether you’re aiming to boost your site’s health and safety standards or simply enhance its usability, our assortment of bollards, barriers, and cycle stands is crafted to integrate with your needs seamlessly. Available in various finishes, including galvanised or stainless steel and durable polyester powder-coating in any standard RAL colour, our products are tailored to meet your specific requirements.

Why you should choose Ezi Klamp for your bollards and barriers

Not only can we provide barriers and bollards easily and quickly from as little as 48 hours, but our specialist team can offer a simple no-obligation quote based on your specifications so you can make sure you are getting the right deal for you. 

We are proud to say that we have been trusted to help provide thousands of bollards and barriers across the UK. We have built a reputation on quality and reliability with a rating of 9.4/10 from our satisfied customers. 

Bollards, Barriers & Cycle Stands

FAQs

  • Do you need planning permission for bollards?

    ​​In most cases, installing bollards on private property does not require planning permission. However, if the installation is on public land or within the boundary of a listed building, you may need to seek permission from your local council. It’s always best to check with your local planning authority before proceeding.

  • How deep should a bollard be buried?

    The depth at which a bollard should be buried depends on its purpose and the type of bollard being installed. A depth of about 300mm to 500mm (12 to 20 inches) is typical for standard security bollards. For heavy-duty, anti-ram bollards, the depth may need to be greater, often requiring a concrete foundation for enhanced stability and impact resistance. You can speak to a specialist member of our team to find out the correct depth for your needs.

  • How much force can a bollard stop?

    The amount of force a bollard can stop varies significantly based on its design, material, and installation. Our bollards are designed to stop a heavy truck (4,500 pounds) travelling at 30mph.

  • What colour do bollards come in?

    Standard bollards come in galvanised or stainless steel but are also available in a wide range of colours, with the option for customisation to match any standard RAL colour. This flexibility allows you to choose bollards that meet your safety requirements and complement your site’s aesthetics.

  • What is a hoop barrier?

    A hoop barrier is formed from metal tubing bent into a hoop shape. These   barriers are designed to offer protection and segregation in various settings, such as parking lots, pedestrian areas, and outside commercial premises. Hoop barriers can help define pedestrian zones and can be installed in a series for added protection or to cover larger areas.

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