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An indestructible, safe and recyclable bollard

1 August 2009

An indestructible, safe and recyclable bollard

If asked to describe the perfect bollard, most specifiers would start by listing all the problems with current options.

They wouldn’t want a product treated with CCA toxins. They’d want one that wasn’t dangerous to children and one that could be easily disposed of. They certainly wouldn’t want one that couldn’t even be buried or burnt without poisoning the environment. In a perfect world, their bollard would even be recyclable. It would be totally termite resistant. It would have several times the strength of a pine post. It would resist graffiti and be easy to clean. It would be so tough vandals would have difficulty damaging or stealing it. It would be made using modern composite coating technology and recyclable plantation materials. With a lifespan of at least 25 years, it would be fire and UV resistant. If struck with great force, it would break cleanly and not leave dangerous splinters. Broken bollards would also be returned to the manufacturer for recycling. It would come in a variety of colours and sizes to order and be backed by university tests and detailed engineering reports. And its price would be astonishingly low! Such a bollard would answer every specifier’s prayers …. and it would be called Flexipole!

For more information on the perfect bollard contact your local APP Technical Sales Representative on 1300 135 227 or email

sales@allpark.com.au

This article is published by Outdoor Design Source, Australia's most comprehensive external works directory of products and services. Featuring suppliers for landscaping, playground equipment, shade structures and outdoor lighting in all its applications to erosion control, drainage, street & outdoor furniture, retaining walls, wholesale nurseries and so much more. Outdoor Design Source is the essential reference for all specifiers in the landscape, civil and amenities industry.

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