The Olimpia Bollard (01.082) is a sophisticated element of urban furniture designed to combine robust functionality with a minimalist aesthetic. Standing at 85 cm above the ground surface with a total height of 125 cm including the anchoring section, this bollard provides an effective solution for traffic control, perimeter security, and the organization of pedestrian spaces. Its sleek 10 cm width ensures a slim profile that integrates seamlessly into contemporary street furniture arrangements, offering a refined appearance suitable for parks, plazas, and modern city centers. The design emphasizes durability and structural integrity, ensuring that it remains a reliable feature of any public landscape project.
Engineered for versatility, the Olimpia Bollard is available in a choice of high-quality materials to suit specific environmental requirements and project budgets. Clients may select from durable carbon steel (S235JR), which provides a solid foundation for powder coating in various colors, or corrosion-resistant stainless steel (AISI 304) for enhanced longevity and a polished finish. The installation process is streamlined through a secure method of being embedded directly into concrete, ensuring maximum stability against external impacts. These urban furniture components are designed to withstand heavy daily use while maintaining their precise geometric form over extended periods of time.
To further enhance its utility within complex street furniture layouts, the Olimpia Bollard offers modular configuration options regarding fence integration. The product can be equipped with either single-sided or double-sided fence mounts, or supplied without mounts for standalone applications. This flexibility allows planners to create continuous barriers or directional guides within pedestrian zones effectively. By prioritizing structural resilience and adaptable design, the Olimpia line represents a professional-grade standard for infrastructure management, effectively bridging the gap between security needs and architectural elegance in modern public spaces.