Bollards & Post Covers

Bollard Installation Made Easy

Fenway bollard impact-protective bollard installation into existing concrete

Choose the Right Installation Method for New and Existing Concrete

Fenway bollard impact-protective bollard installation into existing concrete
Always check for underground utilities and wiring before installing impact-protective bollards.

Bollards play a crucial role in new building construction, but they can often be overlooked during planning due to their unassuming nature. Whether you’re dealing with existing concrete or embarking on a new project, there are numerous installation methods at your disposal. Even if the concrete is already in place, there are methods available to ensure hassle-free installation.

With our easy bollard installation options, you can avoid delays and costly modifications. Save time, money, and reduce stress by selecting the right approach for your bollard installation.

Installing bollards into existing concrete

For those working with existing concrete, the installation process can be simplified by utilizing methods such as drop-in concrete inserts, adhesive anchoring, or flanged surface mounting. These techniques offer convenience and cost-effectiveness, allowing you to add bollards without the need for extensive modifications or delays. In most cases, you’ll only need basic supplies and a drill with a masonry bit.

Even if you’re working with impact-protective steel pipe bollards, while additional preparation, supplies, and caution are necessary, they can still be installed in existing concrete. Explore the following installation options to find the one that suits your needs.

A concrete truck dumps wet cement over a rebar grid
Bollards can be installed with other hardscape elements when the concrete is first poured.

BOLLARD INSTALLATION INTO NEW CONCRETE

Embedding bollard footings into new concrete offers the possibility of below-grade mounting options for retractable and removable bollards, as well as allowing for the installation of impact-protective bollards.

The easiest installation method depends on the site

Each installation method has its own merits and considerations. By evaluating your project parameters, you can select the best installation technique to ensure that bollards will look good while providing the intended functionality.

Still have questions? Give us a call or email to see how we can help with your bollard installation.