Garrick Bollard

Garrick square bollards are a mid-range product in a choice of Green Oak or Pressure Treated Spruce / Whitewood in a planed finish. The four-way weathered top and chamfered edges differentiate Garrick bollards from the more economic Common range. As with all other timber bollards, the Garrick is offered in plain form, with grooves and the option of reflective tape, and can be machined to accept steel rails or fitted with eyebolts for a chainlink connection.

PRODUCT CODES & OUTLINE SPECIFICATIONS:

Above Ground	500mm	600mm	800mm	1000mm
Below Ground	250mm	300mm	400mm	500mm
125mm sq	GAR 125/750 (weight: 12kg)	GAR 125/900 (weight:14kg)	GAR 125/1200 (weight: 19kg)	GAR 125/1500 (weight: 24kg)
150mm sq	GAR 150/750 (weight: 17kg)	GAR 150/900 (weight: 20kg)	GAR 150/1200 (weight: 27kg)	GAR 150/1500 (weight: 34kg)
175mm sq	GAR 175/750 (weight: 23kg)	GAR 175/900 (weight: 28kg)	GAR 175/1200 (weight: 37kg)	GAR 175/1500 (weight: 46kg)
200mm sq	GAR 200/750 (weight: 30kg)	GAR 200/900 (weight: 36kg)	GAR 200/1200 (weight: 48kg)	GAR 200/1500 (weight: 60kg)
225mm sq	GAR 225/750 (weight: 38kg)	GAR 225/900 (weight: 46kg)	GAR 225/1200 (weight: 61kg)	GAR 225/1500 (weight: 76kg)
250mm sq	GAR 250/750 (weight: 47kg)	GAR 250/900 (weight: 56kg)	GAR 250/1200 (weight: 75kg)	GAR 250/1500 (weight: 94kg)

† Weights of bollards indicated are Green Oak version. Softwood bollards will be considerably lighter than oak.

Replace 'GAR' in code with 'GAG' for timber bollard with groove.
MATERIALS & FINISHES:

Green Oak or Pressure Treated Spruce / Whitewood (softwood - up to 150mm sq)

OPTIONS:

Removable - Galvanised or Stainless steel socket
With groove(s) and optional reflective tape
Pre-fitted eyebolts for chain link connection
Pre-drilled to accept circular steel rails
Reflective plates, discs or D.f.T sign plates

INSTALLATION:

Foundation depth is usually the same as the root depth of the bollard
Minimum recommended foundation diameter is the root diameter plus 200mm
Concrete mix to 25 newtons

Product Notes

The heat generated by the sawing process may leave black markings when the posts are cut to size. These do not affect the strength of the posts which will 'weather' in time allowing the markings to become almost unnoticable. Timber is a 'living' material, which reacts to weather conditions. Therefore it will crack (known as 'shake') during hot, dry weather but these cracks will close up during cold, wet weather. Shakes do not in any way affect the strength of the posts.

Legally Sourced Timber
All hardwoods are sourced from countries where governments operate strict controls on the size of trees that can be felled and where a forest conservation policy and planting programme is in operation.

Design changes
We reserve the right to change the design and specification on any item offered and, where possible, notification will be made.

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