BOLLARD INSTALLATION · CHARLESTON, SC
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Storefront crash protection
Stop an accidental parking-lot strike from reaching glass, doors or the people behind them. Low-speed crash-rated systems set to the site.
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Asset protection
Gas pumps, propane cages, loading docks, racks, meters and signs. Protection sized for the vehicle and the likely impact.
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Pedestrian safety
Restaurant patios, sidewalks and parking-lot routes. Clear separation between people and traffic, chosen for the site’s vehicle exposure.
Storefronts and entrances
Stop an accidental parking-lot strike from reaching glass, doors or people.
APPROACH
Low-speed crash-rated system
Gas pumps and propane cages
Protect equipment from a driver pulling in or backing up.
APPROACH
Low-speed crash-rated system
Restaurant patios and sidewalks
Separate seated people from nearby vehicles.
APPROACH
Crash-rated system selected for the site’s vehicle exposure
Parking lots
Mark pedestrian routes, protect signs or equipment, and guide traffic.
APPROACH
Often low-impact bollards; rated protection where a strike must be stopped
Retail theft prevention
Prevent a vehicle from being driven through a storefront.
APPROACH
Crash-rated system designed for the likely vehicle and approach speed
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Site survey
We walk the site and note vehicle types, approach paths, likely speeds and what needs protecting. Underground utilities are marked before any digging.
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Specify
A bollard system matched to the exposure: crash-rated where a strike must be stopped, lighter where it only needs to guide.
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Install
Foundations set, bollards placed and finished, site cleaned up. Steel finish and cap style chosen to suit the building.
Charleston
North Charleston
Mount Pleasant
West Ashley
James Island
Johns Island
Daniel Island
Summerville
Goose Creek
Hanahan
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