Vestil Removable Bollards

What sizes do these removable bollards come in?

Four models are available: 36", 42", 48" and 72" tall, each using 5.5-inch steel pipe. The part numbers read BOL-R-36-5.5, BOL-R-42-5.5, BOL-R-48-5.5 and BOL-R-72-5.5, where the first number is the height in inches and the second is the pipe size. Diameter is the same across all four, so height is the only variable.

How much does each model cost?

Prices run from $177.29 to $272.90 depending on height. The 36-inch BOL-R-36-5.5 is $177.29, the 42-inch BOL-R-42-5.5 is $191.04, the 48-inch BOL-R-48-5.5 is $204.87, and the 72-inch BOL-R-72-5.5 is $272.90. These are per-bollard prices, so multiply by the number of positions you intend to protect when budgeting a full layout.

What does "removable" mean in practice?

The post lifts out of a fixed ground receiver instead of being permanently anchored, so you can pull it to open a lane for deliveries, forklifts or oversized equipment and reset it afterward. The product data on this page does not list which mounting hardware or receiver components ship with each bollard, so confirm that before ordering.

Is there a published impact or crash rating?

No impact rating is listed in this product data. These are steel pipe safety bollards used as visual and physical separation around equipment, racking, dock doors and walkways. If your application requires a documented impact-resistance figure, request that specification in writing before purchase rather than inferring capability from the pipe size or wall thickness.

Who makes them and what is the warranty?

They are made in the USA by Vestil Manufacturing and carry a 1-Year Limited warranty. The product data does not state what the limited terms exclude or extend coverage beyond that period, so ask for the warranty document if those details affect your purchasing approval. Vestil is the manufacturer; Vovlift is the dealer.

Which height should I choose?

Choose by what you are protecting and what has to stay visible. The 36-inch is the shortest of the four and the 72-inch the tallest; taller posts remain visible over parked vehicles and stacked loads, while shorter posts suit tight aisles where a full-height bollard would block sightlines. All four use the same 5.5-inch pipe.

• BOL Manual
• BOL-R-36-5.5 Certificate
• BOL-R-42-5.5 Certificate
• BOL-R-48-5.5 Certificate
• BOL-R-36-5.5 Drawing
• BOL-R-42-5.5 Drawing
• BOL-R-48-5.5 Drawing