Bump posts as collision protection prevent damage to walls, columns and machinery by providing a physical barrier against collisions. Choosing the right type of bumping post depends on the specific needs and environment in which they are placed.
Bump posts as collision protection prevent damage to walls, columns and machinery by providing a physical barrier against collisions. Choosing the right type of bumping post depends on the specific needs and environment in which they are placed.
Several factors must be taken into account when choosing bumper posts:
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There are different types of stub posts with various uses and benefits:
The shape and size of impact bollards can vary. Some posts have a flexible design that bends slightly with impact, while others are stiffer and can absorb more force. The right type of bollard is chosen based on the specific requirements of the site and the expected impact forces.
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Expert installation and regular maintenance extend the life of the bumper posts and ensure optimal protection. This includes:
Bollards are placed in strategic locations, such as in parking garages, at building entrances, on sidewalks, at loading and unloading areas or where vehicles can enter.
Choosing the right bollards and having them expertly installed keeps infrastructure protected and minimizes damage to vehicles and buildings.