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bollard

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bollard

A pillar or post, usually consisting of a metal pipe anchored in concrete and then filled with concrete,placed near building corners,loading docks, entrance doors, and gas pumps in order to protect them from automobiles; may be left natural, painted,or covered with plastic bollard covers.



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Upon authorization, the barricade, bollard or barrier lowers to let the vehicle pass.
They further claim the lack of bollards or other structures to prevent vehicles armed with bombs or other explosive devices from driving through the building or backing up onto the loading dock on 33rd street.
Available as interlocking landscape ties, 4x4- and 6x6-inch impact-posts, 6x6-inch Bollards, and impact-curbs, they are excellent for retaining walls, planter boxes and edging, fence posts, parking curbs, and more.
 
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