Prospect Bollard

Featuring striking asymmetrical forms and robust materials that are based on our competition-winning designs for the Western Sydney Parklands Trust, the Prospect bollard is ideal for parkland and urban environments. Made from a standard steel “I” beam and available in 27 powder-coat colours or a galvanised finish, the bollard design features folded edge details and a circular opening for a barrier chain or cable. Highly functional, the simple, robust bollard complements and sits within many public spaces to create a protective or architectural perimeter.

Select your finish
Select your fixing type

Recycled Materials
We locally source our steel. It means we know it uses recycled content and is 100% recyclable.

Low Pollutants
Our powder-coating process doesn’t emit Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) and has Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs).

Core
White (satin), Black (satin), Charcoal (satin), Palladium Silver (satin), Matt Black (matt), Pearl White (gloss)

Solid
Coffee (satin), Cove (satin), Monument (matt), Medium Bronze Kinetic (flat)

Textured
Core Ten (textured metallic), Asteroid (textured metallic), Bass (textured metallic), Textura Black (textured), Textura Monument (textured), Textura White (textured)

Signature
Deep Ocean (satin), Wedgewood (satin), Mangrove (satin), Territory Red (matt), Claypot (satin), Paperbark (satin)

Bold
Bondi Blue (gloss), Leaf (satin), Sensation (gloss), Lobster (satin), Moonlight (satin)

Surface fixed: 250mmW x 175mmD x 810mmH

Sub-surface fixed: 250mmW x 175mmD x 810mmH
(+ 200mm sub-surface)

Hot-dip galvanised or powder-coated steel

4-6 weeks

Shipped fully assembled on pallets.

Fixed by others - surface or sub surface. Anchors not included.

Powder-Coat
Carefully remove any loose surface deposits with a wet sponge or soft bristled brush.

Use a soft (non-abrasive) cloth or brush and a diluted solution of mild detergent and warm water.

Ensure surfaces are thoroughly rinsed with clean fresh water after cleaning to remove all residues.

Never use thinners, abrasive cleaning agents, alcohol-based, acid or alkali cleaning agents.

Hot-Dip Galvanised Steel
For general cleaning of bulk contaminants such as dirt and the like, ordinary laundry soaps can be satisfactorily used. 

For more stubborn or larger areas, the use of a low-pressure wash (eg. a gurney gun) with just pure water or in conjunction with proprietary cleaning materials, such as car wash or truck wash, can be effective. It is important that the steel be washed down with fresh water after cleaning.

The cleaning treatment of the galvanising should be conservative at first and then if the situation demands, the treatment can become steadily more aggressive. Also, wherever some form of mechanical abrasion or “scrubbing” is required, the use of a hard, plastic bristle brush is recommended. Steel bristle brushes are not to be used since they will cause discolouration.

Mechanical methods of cleaning zinc surfaces can cause aesthetic issues. The “cleaned” areas are likely to contrast with adjacent untreated surfaces and may take a significant period of time to weather to a uniform colour. If aesthetics is a large concern, it is advisable to first test the cleaning method in an inconspicuous area in case the aesthetic effect is unappealing.

5-year warranty. View the warranty for more details.

Optional plastic orange reflectors to increase visibility.