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T-Top traffic bollards are specially designed bollards that feature a unique T-shaped top for improved visibility and ease of handling. These safety bollards are commonly used to manage traffic, enhance pedestrian safety, and delineate parking areas

To install a safety bollard, first, mark the location and ensure it’s clear of underground utilities. Dig a hole to the required depth, place the bollard post in the hole, and fill it with concrete or soil to secure it. Allow it to set before using, ensuring it’s stable for effective safety.

A flexible bollard can protect against various risks, including unauthorized vehicle access, potential collisions, and pedestrian safety concerns. They are particularly effective in managing traffic flow in parking lots, construction zones, and pedestrian areas, helping to minimize accidents and improve overall safety. Their flexibility allows them to bend upon impact, reducing damage to vehicles and the bollard itself while providing a clear visual barrier.

OSHA does not specifically mandate the use of plastic bollards, but they recommend safety measures that may include the use of plastic safety bollards to protect workers in hazardous areas. It’s essential to follow site-specific safety protocols.

A plastic safety bollard is generally not designed to stop a truck due to its lightweight material. For significant vehicle impacts, more robust options, such as concrete or steel bollards, are recommended to ensure adequate protection.

Yes, flexible parking bollards can be removed easily, especially if they are designed for temporary use. They are ideal for situations where frequent adjustments are needed, allowing for quick setup and takedown as necessary.