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FRONT

REFLECTIVE
STRIP

BOLLARD

SLEEVE

RIVETS 

BACK

FINISHED 

FLOOR 

LEVEL

GROUND

SAND

TOP EDGE

OF SLEEVE

FINISHED 

FLOOR 

LEVEL

TOP EDGE

OF SLEEVE 

CONCRETE

SAND

GROUND

34 cm

[ 13.5 in ]

25 cm

[ 10 in ]

GROUND

FINISHED 

FLOOR 

LEVEL

GROUND

EXCAVATED

HOLE

SIDE

CUT-AWAY

TARMAC OR 

CONCRETE 

TARMAC OR 

CONCRETE 

TARMAC OR 

CONCRETE 

SLEEVE 

FRONT

REFLECTIVE
STRIP

BOLLARD

SLEEVE

RIVETS 

BACK

FINISHED 

FLOOR 

LEVEL

GROUND

SAND

TOP EDGE

OF SLEEVE

FINISHED 

FLOOR 

LEVEL

TOP EDGE

OF SLEEVE 

CONCRETE

SAND

GROUND

34 cm

[ 13.5 in ]

25 cm

[ 10 in ]

GROUND

FINISHED 

FLOOR 

LEVEL

GROUND

EXCAVATED

HOLE

SIDE

CUT-AWAY

TARMAC OR 

CONCRETE 

TARMAC OR 

CONCRETE 

TARMAC OR 

CONCRETE 

SLEEVE 

4.  Apply Shell

4.  Apply Shell

Excavate a hole with a diameter between 20 and 30 cm 
(8 to 12 inches) and to a depth of 33 to 35 cm (13 to 14 
inches) from the finished floor level. See 

Figure 2

.

Pack the bottom of the excavated hole with layer of 
sand, 2.5 to 5 cm thick (1 to 2 inches) and insert the 
fully assembled WalkWay Bollard into the hole as 
shown in 

Figure 3

.

This step is critical for proper installation, DO NOT SKIP! 

Ensure the top edge of the Sleeve is flush and parallel with the finished floor level by adding or removing sand. Refer 
again to 

Figure 3

. A straight edge run along the finished floor can be used to check the height of the Sleeve. Also, 

check to ensure the Bollard is centered within the hole and plumb (perfectly vertical) by using a Spirit or Bubble Level.

The bollard should also be rotated so that the exposed 
rivets on the Bollard’s reflective strip are facing away 
from the most common line of sight. If multiple Bollards 
are being installed near one another, all the rivets 
should be facing the same direction.

With the WalkWay Bollard now correctly positioned and 
orientated in the hole, carefully pack premixed concrete 
around the perimeter. Do not allow concrete to fall in 
between the Bollard and the Sleeve. 

IMPORTANT: The finished concrete surface should be 
flush with the top edge of the Sleeve and the finished 
floor. See 

Figure 3

.

3.

4.

7.  

5.  IMPORTANT!

6.  

8.

Clean the Bollard with a damp cloth and if necessary 
use wooded supports to set the bollard over night to 
avoid accidental movement before the concrete sets.

FRONT

REFLECTIVE
STRIP

BOLLARD

SLEEVE

RIVETS 

BACK

FINISHED 

FLOOR 

LEVEL

GROUND

SAND

TOP EDGE

OF SLEEVE

FINISHED 

FLOOR 

LEVEL

TOP EDGE

OF SLEEVE 

CONCRETE

SAND

GROUND

34 cm

[ 13.5 in ]

25 cm

[ 10 in ]

GROUND

FINISHED 

FLOOR 

LEVEL

GROUND

EXCAVATED

HOLE

SIDE

CUT-AWAY

TARMAC OR 

CONCRETE 

TARMAC OR 

CONCRETE 

TARMAC OR 

CONCRETE 

SLEEVE 

Figure 2

Figure 3

Figure 3a

TOP EDGE OF 
SLEEVE

Содержание BOL-WALKWAY

Страница 1: ...eck to ensure the WalkWay Bollard arrived fully assembled and undamaged A fully assembled unit can be seen in Figure 1 Bollard and Sleeve components are locked together DO NOT try to separate Discription Quantity Part Number 1 Walkway Bollard Sleeve Assembly 1 BOL WALKWAY In The Box 1 Layout Identify the intended bollard location s using the Tape Measure and String Line and markfor excavation FRON...

Страница 2: ... be used to checkthe height of the Sleeve Also checkto ensure the Bollard is centered within the hole and plumb perfectly vertical by using a Spirit or Bubble Level The bollard should also be rotated so that the exposed rivets on the Bollard s reflective strip are facing away from the most common line of sight If multiple Bollards are being installed near one another all the rivets should be facin...

Страница 3: ...This action pushes the Pin away from the side walls of the hole and disengages the bollard At the same time pull up on the pull bar with b pliers Both the Insert and the remaining portion of the Bollard will now lift freely out of the Sleeve See Figure 6b Tip To get a better grip on the insert thread a strap or rope through the pull bar WalkwayBollardReplacementInstructions 1 2 3 Tools and Hardwar...

Страница 4: ...e 8 Next lower the Bollard slowly into the Sleeve When the Pin hits the surface carefully push it inside the Bollard The WalkWay Bollard is locked and ready for use when the Pin engages the Pin Cage on the Sleeve Test to ensure the Bollard is locked by trying to rotate or lift the bollard out of the ground If the Bollard comes free from the Sleeve repeatStep 5 taking careful note of the Pin and Pi...

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