Bollards!!!!

[eggsarascal]

We're having our lpg gas tank moved to a different location in the garden and I need 3 bollards to protect the tank from vehicles (don't ask).

 

Does any one know where I can get three cast iron bollards from ideally in the Suffolk/Essex border area but will buy online if someone recommends a good supplier. I've looked at a couple of websites and they only want to sell them in batches of ten.

 

Any help would be great.

Edited November 5, 2011 by eggsarascal
didn't make sense

[Guest Infinitree]

Saw some in a salvage yard in near Battle a month ago if that's any use? Hastings reclaimation tel. 01424 892645/07943 535344

[weldersunited]

Have you tried your local metalworking shop to see if they would fabricate some for you? We make these all the time for new build supermarkets and offices etc and depending on the spec they won't break the bank... Alternatively try googling street furniture as an on line supplier.

 

ATB Andy

[geoff]

3x cast iron Bollards | eBay

 

Loads on ebay.

[eggsarascal]

3x cast iron Bollards | eBay

 

Loads on ebay.

 

Yep those are the sort of things i'm after, any style/design, i want new ones though.

[Daniël Bos]

i want new ones though.

 

Ferrocast Manchester Polyurethane Bollard

 

Any good?

[eggsarascal]

Ferrocast Manchester Polyurethane Bollard

 

Any good?

 

Thanks Rover, they are the sort of thing i'm after, anyone know where i can get any locally ?

[Daniël Bos]

Thanks Rover, they are the sort of thing i'm after, anyone know where i can get any locally ?

 

 

Ask your builder's merchant, that one above is from "bollards-direct" wich I believe is Marshall's.

[TRADITIONAL LOGGERS]

Use some Oak posts as no sparks if bashed into and will not be stolen for scrap.

[treedave]

Some 8" pipe off cuts, rebar to suit and some concrete. All your left to to do after the trip to your scrappy is dig the holes and pour the concrete. If the pipe is visually unacceptable a grinder will soon strip it off. Did the same thing to give a pair of poles to end a stack of cord in the yard.