🌼 Yellow Powder Coated Bollard - Vestil BOL 36, 4" x 5 Review

I bought eleven of these to line a bank with a steep drop. I attached the 5/16" chain through the grommets I inserted and welded through the drilled holes 6" from the top and pulled the chain on the shock side of the tube. I built the drop into the chain and welded it to the lugs. The tube was made of high quality, durable steel. I attached the pipes to the top of 12 inch round concrete forms that were 3 feet deep with 1/2 anchor bolts and then filled the pipes with concrete. I hope it doesn't…

Bought to keep renters out of the alleyway to my garage (they've hit it twice already). No problems so far as these things are very bright. I recommend getting the suggested screws from Vestil and hiring a hammer drill (I already had one) as it takes forever to insert such a large diameter with a hammer. screws. The screws on Amazon look a lot smaller than they really are, so don't be put off by the photos. Finally, dome covers are really good if you can afford them. I was very hesitant to take

Purchased to protect the electric charging station. Thick caliber. Between emt and hard. Also powder coated on the inside so no spraying required. The tracks are thick enough to argue about pouring concrete or not. I chose sand to give it a bit more strength and eliminate the thump on impact. The best part is that the floor is sealed so you don't have to worry about sand or cement seeping through the floor. There's a decorative panel covering the anchors, but you can save money by painting them