The Bene Bollard, designed by Tomasz Szpytma, is an exemplary piece of urban infrastructure perfect for demarcating pedestrian areas, protecting spaces, or simply enhancing aesthetic appeal. With a solid construction crafted from cast iron and a steel tube measuring 90 mm in diameter, this bollard combines strength and elegance, ensuring durability and resistance to physical impacts and environmental conditions.
Measured at 97 cm in height with a 9 cm diameter, the Bene Bollard features a distinctive sleek design characterized by its polished surface finish and ornamental cap, which contributes to a sophisticated urban landscape. The bollard's mounting orifice diameter stands at 17 cm, designed for secure embedding in concrete, providing a stable and fixed installation that effectively withstands urban demands.
Weighing 25 kg, each bollard is robust enough to serve as a reliable physical barrier without being overly cumbersome to install or maintain. This bollard is available in a default configuration of carbon steel (S235JR), known for its excellent weldability and machinability, emphasizing its suitability for various environmental conditions and high-traffic areas.
The Bene Bollard offers flexible configuration options concerning its functionality and integration with other street furniture. It can be customized with different handle configurations, including options for no handle, a single chain on both or one side, or attachment points for two chains on a double-sided or final configuration, catering to specific layout needs or aesthetic desires.
Additionally, the bollard can be enhanced with various fence mounts including single-sided, double-sided, or none, allowing for integration into a coordinated perimeter defense system or simply as standalone units. These features make Bene Bollard an adaptable choice for city planners and architects looking to create seamless yet secure urban spaces.
Overall, the Bene Bollard stands out not only for its functional attributes but also for its contribution to the visual and spatial quality of public environments. Whether used for security perimeters, traffic control, or aesthetic additions to landscapes, it represents a blend of practicality and design excellence in the field of street furniture.