What sizes do these bollards come in?
Eight models, running from 24×4.5 up to 48×5.5 in inches (height × pipe diameter). Heights offered are 24", 36", 42" and 48", and each height comes in either 4.5" or 5.5" pipe — for example BOL-RF-24-4.5 at the small end and BOL-RF-48-5.5 at the large end.
How much does each model cost?
Prices range from $119.77 to $206.92 depending on height and pipe diameter. BOL-RF-24-4.5 is $119.77, BOL-RF-36-4.5 is $134.42, BOL-RF-42-5.5 is $147.03, BOL-RF-24-5.5 is $147.11, BOL-RF-42-4.5 is $149.44, BOL-RF-36-5.5 is $163.15, BOL-RF-48-4.5 is $182.80 and BOL-RF-48-5.5 is $206.92.
What does "surface mounted removable" mean in practice?
The bollard sits on the finished surface and lifts out instead of being set permanently into the ground. That suits doorways, delivery routes, fire lanes and loading positions that need to stay protected most of the time but open up for access. Anchor hardware and mounting requirements are not listed in the product data, so confirm those before ordering.
Do these bollards have an impact or crash rating?
No impact rating, crash test result or load capacity is listed in the product data for these models, so they should not be selected on that basis. They are steel pipe bollards used as visual and physical barriers around equipment, walls, racking and pedestrian areas. If a documented crash rating is required, choose a product that publishes one.
Who manufactures them and what warranty applies?
They are made in the USA by Vestil Manufacturing and carry a 1-Year Limited warranty. The product data does not break down what that warranty covers or excludes, so review the warranty statement that ships with the bollard for the specific terms before you rely on it for a particular installation.
How do I choose between the models?
Pick the height first, then the pipe diameter. The 24" models mark a low obstacle or a corner, while the 36", 42" and 48" models stand higher in a driver's line of sight. The 5.5" pipe is the heavier option at each height and costs more. These are not the right choice where a permanent embedded foundation is required.
