Bollard spacing is crucial in achieving their function of directing traffic, protecting pedestrians, or securing a perimeter. The spacing should be close enough to prevent unwanted vehicle passage but sufficiently distant to allow intended access. This includes bicycles, wheelchairs, or maintenance equipment. The positioning also impacts aesthetics and accessibility, creating a balance between safety and the free flow of foot traffic. The appropriate spacing of bollards contributes to well-organized, safe, and user-friendly public spaces.
Bollards are typically spaced at a distance of 36”-60” (91.4-152.4 cm) between bollards. The heights of bollards are commonly in the range of 30”-48” (76.2-122 cm).
Bollard spacing is crucial in achieving their function of directing traffic, protecting pedestrians, or securing a perimeter. The spacing should be close enough to prevent unwanted vehicle passage but sufficiently distant to allow intended access. This includes bicycles, wheelchairs, or maintenance equipment. The positioning also impacts aesthetics and accessibility, creating a balance between safety and the free flow of foot traffic. The appropriate spacing of bollards contributes to well-organized, safe, and user-friendly public spaces.
Bollards are typically spaced at a distance of 36”-60” (91.4-152.4 cm) between bollards. The heights of bollards are commonly in the range of 30”-48” (76.2-122 cm).