Galvanised Bollard Surface Mount 220mm x 1200mm

The largest bollard in the galvanised range, the Galvanised Surface Mount Bollard 220mm x 1200mm is specified for the most demanding applications: critical infrastructure protection, heavy vehicle exclusion zones and high-security perimeter installations. At 220mm diameter it is a formidable physical barrier, and the hot-dip galvanised finish withstands years of coastal salt air and industrial exposure without rusting.

No core drilling is required. The surface mount base bolts directly onto existing concrete slabs, which makes it ideal where the slab cannot be penetrated or where bollards are added after the pour. All fixings are included.

Where the galvanised 220mm surface mount bollard is used

• Critical infrastructure and substation protection
• Heavy vehicle exclusion zones
• Loading docks with semi-trailer traffic
• High-security perimeter installations
• Council, government and architectural projects that need a maintenance-free finish

Installation

Mark the four base plate holes, drill 12mm holes into the concrete with a masonry bit, then fix with the supplied M12 x 110mm Trubolt wedge anchors and torque to the anchor manufacturer’s specification. Allow one person about fifteen minutes per bollard on a sound slab. Full method, tools and spacing advice are in our surface mount bollard installation guide.

Specifications

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to core drill to install the 220mm bollard?

No. This is a surface mount bollard. The 225mm base plate bolts to existing concrete with the four M12 x 110mm Trubolt wedge anchors supplied. You only need a hammer drill with a 12mm masonry bit. Follow our step-by-step surface mount installation guide for hole depth, torque and slab requirements.

Surface mount or in-ground: which is right for my site?

Surface mount suits existing slabs, suspended car park decks and any site where the concrete cannot be penetrated. In-ground bollards give higher impact resistance but need a core-drilled or cast footing. Our guide to in-ground versus surface mount bollards compares both.

How does hot-dip galvanising compare with powder coat near the coast?

Hot-dip galvanising bonds a zinc layer into the steel, so it does not chip, peel or fade the way paint does and it keeps protecting the steel even if the surface is scratched. For salt air, rooftops and unsheltered yards it is the longer-lasting finish. Our guide to metal finishes for coastal bollards explains the trade-offs.

Is a safety yellow version available?

Yes. The same 220mm x 1200mm bollard is available in powder coated safety yellow with reflective tape for sites that need colour-coded traffic management.

What is the delivery time and cost?

Bollards are made in Sydney and ship Australia-wide. Freight is calculated at checkout by postcode. Bulk orders for car parks and warehouses can be quoted directly through the contact page.

Browse the full range of Australian-made surface mount bollards, or pair this bollard with stainless steel corner guards and downpipe protectors for complete wall and pipe protection.