Poly Flex Post

A flexible safety bollard is a traffic control device designed to absorb impact, allowing it to bend upon collision and return to its original shape. This feature minimizes damage to vehicles and pedestrians while providing effective delineation in areas like parking lots and construction sites.

Bollards can be either permanent or temporary. Flexible safety bollards are typically designed for temporary applications, while more rigid versions are installed as permanent fixtures for long-term traffic control and safety.

To install flexible traffic bollards, first, mark the desired locations on the ground. Use appropriate anchors or concrete to secure the base. Many bollards come with brackets for easy installation. Ensure that they are spaced correctly for effective traffic management.

The stopping power of a plastic bollard post varies by design and material but is generally effective against low-speed impacts. Specific models can withstand impacts up to a few thousand pounds, making them suitable for guiding traffic safely.

A guide post, like a flexible guide post, is primarily used to direct traffic and provide guidance, while a bollard, such as a flexible safety bollard, is designed for protection and barrier purposes. Bollards offer more physical resistance compared to guide posts.