Parking Bollards

They are often composed of steel, stainless steel, aluminium, or cast iron, and are frequently reinforced for added strength.

Yes. Telescopic and removable bollards allow controlled access, while static bollards are permanently fixed.

Yes. Our bollards are made from durable, weatherproof materials designed to withstand the British climate.

Although bollards are low-maintenance, regular inspections ensure they remain in excellent condition. Routine checks for corrosion, damage or wear can prevent more costly repairs later on.

Telescopic and removable bollards may need occasional lubrication, while static bollards benefit from cleaning or repainting to maintain visibility. Unison offers a comprehensive maintenance and repair service to keep your bollards fully operational, giving you confidence that your security measures are always reliable.

Yes. Parking bollards are legal in the UK as long as they comply with safety and accessibility standards. Unison can ensure full compliance.

Parking bollards are suitable for a wide range of settings. They are commonly installed in car parks to manage access and prevent unauthorised use of spaces. Businesses use them to protect entrances, shopfronts and service yards.

Residential properties benefit from bollards on private driveways to prevent unwanted parking. They are also widely used in public spaces such as hospitals, schools and pedestrianised areas. Their versatility makes them an essential security measure for many environments.

The cost of installing parking bollards depends on several factors, including the type of bollard, materials used, quantity, site access and ground conditions. Static bollards are generally the most cost-effective, while telescopic or crash-rated bollards require more extensive groundwork and specialist components. Unison provides clear, transparent pricing and tailored recommendations to suit both your security needs and your budget.