Affordable, heavy duty steel pipe inground bollards.

Save money and get the protection you need, direct from the manufacturer. 

Inground Bollards. 

Offer the most protection, without breaking the bank!

Inground bollards are steel pipe bollards, installed in the ground and typically filled with concrete. The most commonly installed bollards, these offer the most protection. Sizes and lengths vary based on the amount of protection needed. Customizations might include caps or reinforced anchors.

INGROUND BOLLARD PRODUCTS

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Diamond Bond Rust Prevention Paint System

Inground Bollard Examples

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Inground Bollards...Built Better

Schedule 40 Steel

Don't get cheated with thinner wall bollards. Many companies and installers will use thinner wall bollards (less expensive) without customers knowledge or understanding. Insist on schedule 40 bollards. We would not build with less!

Preparation

From blasting before painting to using higher quality primer, we go the extra mile to make sure you get the best protection possible with your inground bollards.

Ready to Install

We stock bollards that have been primed and painted so you don't have to delay your installs or deal with wet dripping paint. Delivered or shipped right to your jobsite, so you can stay on time and on budget.

Common Inground Bollard Applications

Storefront Bollard Protection

Inground bollards are an inexpensive way to protect your storefront. These areas are common locations for accidental and intentional vehicle damage. Only bollards are effective at preventing and detering vehicle damage. Installed in the concrete, these steel pipe bollards can safe you money as well as protect the lives of your employees and customers. 

Protection From Explosions and Liability

Any gas lines, fuel storage or high voltage equipment should be protected from vehicle impact with inground bollards. These bollards are usually required by local fire codes, but now always. The damage that can result from a driver hitting explosive areas such as these can be costly and carry great liability. 

Bollards In Parking and Driveways

Any area of your facility that has parking spaces or driveways that face a building wall, pedestrian crossing or buinding entrance are at risk without bollards. Many people think brick walls offer sufficent protection but even a low speed impact (5 miles or less) can distroy a brick wall and even a building's structural integrity. 

Protect people with Bollards

From crosswalks to building entrances, bollards offer protection from accidential or intentional vehicle pedestrian impact. With the ever increasing commonality of texting drivers, it is more important than ever to offer pedestrians protection from distracted drivers.

Bollard Questions

See some common questions and answers below, or call us at 713-396-6166. 

  • What are your business hours?
    • For sales and consultation, our business hours are 8am to 5pm, monday through friday. 
    • For will-call order pickup, or to place your orders in person, we are open from 10am to 3pm. 
    • We are closed on Saturday and Sunday
    • For after hours assistance, text 713-396-6166.

  • Where are you located?

    We are located in the greater Houston texas area. Specifically in Spring Texas. We ship products all over the USA and beyond and we install in the south area (Texas and Louisiana primarily),

  • What size and type of bollard do I need?

    A basic rule of thumb in bollards is anything less the 6" diameter will be more of a deterent. 6" diameter bollards are the construction industry standard. In terms of length, 3 foot tall (above ground) is minimum. 


    Bolt-down bollards (often called surface mounted bollards) are used to deter drivers and are not designed to stop vehicles. These are inexpensive toinstall and to replace.


    Removable bollards offer more strength while allowing flexibility in traffic access. 


    Inground bollards offer the most protection and are usually embedded in concrete. They can be installed in soil or stabilized yards but do not offer the same level of protection as when installed in concrete.


    Let our experts help you find the bollards for your needs, at the right price!

  • Do you install bollards also?

    Yes! From small jobs of 2-3 bollards to large installations of hundreds, we have the bollard installation experience you need. We install all the bollard products we manufacture and if you prefer to install, we are happy to help provide installation guidance. 

  • What if I want something I don't see on your site?

    Don't see what you are looking for? Want a bollard system designed for your particular needs? We design and build from our plans or yours! If you have plans you are working from, send them to us and we will get you a fast, accurate and affordable quote. Want something designed for you? Give us a call and we will gather the needed information and design the system you need, free of charge!

  • Can I have bollards shipped to me?

    Yes! From small orders to full truckloads, we ship all over the USA. Shipping international? We will work with your freight forwarder to get the product to you!


    Live in the greater Houston area? For orders over $500, we deliver for free! For local areas outside of the greater Houston area we offer very affordable delivery rates.

  • Do you offer discounts for large orders?

    Yes. We offer volume discounts on large orders. Give us a call to discuss your order and get a quote! 

  • Can I use lighter steel to cut down on costs?

    We do not recommend you do this. Just a few looks at the bent, broken and damaged bollards we have been asked to replace and you can see why. Many companies will swap in schedule 10 steel bollards because the customers do not know the difference and as a result, they suffer from the damage of this inferior material. We ALWAYS use schedule 40 steel as a minimum and, depending on the application, use even thicker wall steel. If your quote from a different company is substantially less there is a good chance they are using schedule 10. Also, be sure whoever you use confirms and will stand behind it being schedule 40. 

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