How tall is this bollard, and how many versions are there?
It is 42 inches, and there is one model: SPBOL-42-BL. The listed description is "Spring-Loaded Bollard Beeper/Strobe 42IN." Because only one size is offered, measure your intended location against the 42-inch height before ordering. Other dimensions, such as tube diameter and base footprint, are not given in the product specifications shown here.
What does "spring loaded" mean on this bollard?
The bollard is mounted on a spring base, so it deflects when struck and returns upright instead of staying bent like a rigid post. That makes it suited to spots that see occasional contact from vehicles or equipment. The specifications do not list an impact rating or deflection angle, so treat it as a visual and warning barrier rather than a rated stopping device.
What is the beeper and strobe for?
The model includes a beeper and strobe, per its description, to give an audible and visual alert. This is a warning feature, meant to draw attention to the bollard's location or to contact with it. The specifications provided do not state the power source, wiring, decibel level, or what triggers the alert, so confirm those details before planning an installation.
What does it cost, and where is it made?
SPBOL-42-BL is priced at $174.04, the only price point in this line since a single model is offered. It is made in the USA by Vestil Manufacturing. Price covers the bollard as listed; anchors, mounting hardware, and freight are not itemized in these specifications, so ask before assuming anything beyond the unit itself is included.
What warranty comes with it?
It carries a 1-Year Limited warranty from Vestil. The specifications do not spell out what the limited coverage includes or excludes, so request the warranty document from the manufacturer if you need the exact terms for a purchasing file. No other service, replacement, or support commitments are stated in the product data for this bollard.
Who is this bollard a good fit for, and who should look at something else?
It suits sites that want a visible, self-righting marker with an audible and visual alert at doorways, aisle ends, racking corners, and equipment areas. It is less appropriate where you need a documented impact rating or a fixed barrier that will physically stop a moving vehicle, since no load or impact figures are published in these specifications.
