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Timber bollards and post-and-rail
Solid timber bollards for parking areas, driveways and walkways, and for classic post-and-rail boundaries. Lengths from 1.2 m to 1.8 m, diameters from 125 mm to 180 mm.
- Landscapers
- Civil contractors
- Lengths
- 1.2 m to 1.8 m
- Diameters
- 125 mm to 180 mm
- Sizes listed
- 7
- Priced from
- R264.50 incl. VAT
- Collection
- Blackheath depot
Sizes and prices
Prices include VAT, with the ex-VAT price underneath. Add every size you need to your quote list, then send one request. We confirm availability, lead time and delivery before supply.
7 options shown. Please confirm availability.
| Product / specification | SKU | Price | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bollards and Post-and-Rail Products - Bollards 1.2m x 125mmBollards 1.2m x 125mm. | Bol12125 | R264,50 incl. VATR230,00 excl. VAT | Add to quote |
| Bollards and Post-and-Rail Products - Bollards 1.2m x 150mmBollards 1.2m x 150mm. | Bol12150 | R385,25 incl. VATR335,00 excl. VAT | Add to quote |
| Bollards and Post-and-Rail Products - Bollards 1.5m x 125mmBollards 1.5m x 125mm. | Bol15125 | R327,75 incl. VATR285,00 excl. VAT | Add to quote |
| Bollards and Post-and-Rail Products - Bollards 1.5m x 150mmBollards 1.5m x 150mm. | Bol15150 | R494,50 incl. VATR430,00 excl. VAT | Add to quote |
| Bollards and Post-and-Rail Products - Bollards 1.8m x 125mmBollards 1.8m x 125mm. | Bol18125 | R402,50 incl. VATR350,00 excl. VAT | Add to quote |
| Bollards and Post-and-Rail Products - Bollards 1.8m x 150mmBollards 1.8m x 150mm. | Bol18150 | R603,75 incl. VATR525,00 excl. VAT | Add to quote |
| Bollards and Post-and-Rail Products - Bollards 1.8m x 180mmBollards 1.8m x 180mm. | Bol18180 | R799,28 incl. VATR695,03 excl. VAT | Add to quote |
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Availability and lead time subject to confirmation. Delivery is quoted separately.
About bollards & post-and-rail
Timber bollards guide vehicles and people without the hard look of steel or concrete. They weather to a natural finish that suits estates, parks and commercial landscaping.
Plan for roughly a third of the bollard below ground. A 1.2 m bollard set 400 mm deep leaves about 800 mm visible, a common height for parking areas.
Common uses
- Parking bay and verge protection
- Driveway and walkway edges
- Estate and property boundaries
- Park and public-space landscaping
- Post-and-rail fencing
Diameters, to scale
Treatment and safe handling
Pressure treatment is what lets pine stand outdoors and in the ground for years. Here is how it works, and what the hazard classes on a quote mean.
How pressure treatment works
- Load. Dried timber goes into a sealed treatment cylinder.
- Vacuum. Air is drawn out of the cylinder and out of the wood cells.
- Pressure. Preservative floods in and is forced deep into the timber.
- Fix. A final vacuum removes excess, and the preservative fixes in the wood to protect it against fungal decay and wood-boring insects.
Hazard classes (SANS 10005)
| Class | Where the timber is used | Typical examples |
|---|---|---|
| H2 | Indoors, dry, above ground | Roof timbers |
| H3 | Outdoors, above ground | Pergola beams, rails, decking |
| H4 | In ground or fresh-water contact | Fence posts, garden poles |
| H5 | In ground or fresh water where failure would be serious | Structural building poles, retaining structures |
| H6 | In sea water | Jetties, marine structures |
Standard items are supplied with the treatment specified for that product. If your project calls for a specific class such as H5 or H6, creosote, untreated timber or SABS-marked product, say so in your quote request and we will confirm before supply.
Working with treated timber
- Wear gloves, a dust mask and eye protection when sawing or drilling, and cut outdoors.
- Sweep up sawdust and offcuts, and dispose of them with general waste.
- Never burn treated timber, offcuts or sawdust.
- Wash your hands before eating, drinking or smoking.
- Do not use treated timber where it will touch food, drinking water or animal feed.
Questions about bollards & post-and-rail
How far apart should bollards be?
For vehicle control, 1.2 m to 1.5 m between bollards is common, so cars cannot pass but pedestrians and prams can.
Can bollards be supplied with a pointed or domed top?
Ask in your quote request and we will confirm the finishes available for your quantity.
Not sure which size you need?
Send your drawing or project details and we will recommend sizes and quantities. Call 021 905 7054 or WhatsApp 082 309 1869.
