The Ting Bollard (SKU: 01.084) is a sophisticated element of urban furniture, meticulously designed by Tomasz Szpytma to integrate seamlessly into modern public spaces. Characterized by its minimalist aesthetic and robust construction, this bollard serves as a reliable solution for traffic management and pedestrian safety. Standing at a height of 95 cm above the ground, the unit is crafted from a durable 80 mm steel profile and high-quality cast iron, ensuring exceptional longevity and resistance to mechanical impact. Its slender yet sturdy form makes it an ideal addition to city centers, parks, and residential walkways where space-efficient street furniture is essential.
Engineered for versatility, the Ting bollard provides various configuration options to suit specific architectural requirements. The structure is designed for permanent installation, utilizing a 135 cm total height with an integrated anchoring section that is embedded in concrete for maximum stability. To enhance its functional utility, the unit offers diverse mounting systems for chains and fences. Users can select from single-sided or double-sided fence mounts, as well as multiple chain attachment options—ranging from single-side configurations to double-sided final or continuous setups. These features allow for the creation of cohesive barriers and controlled access zones within diverse urban furniture layouts.
The Ting bollard reflects a commitment to industrial precision and timeless design, embodying the core values of the Ting line. Its construction, utilizing carbon steel (S235Jr) and cast iron, ensures that the product maintains its structural integrity under rigorous environmental conditions. As a vital component of contemporary street furniture, this product balances aesthetic subtlety with the heavy-duty performance required for public infrastructure. Whether used as a standalone marker or integrated into a network of benches and trash bins within a public square, the Ting bollard provides a refined, secure, and professional solution for modern landscape architecture.