Skip to main content

Stationary bollards

6 items

  • Fixed bollard TISO RB344-13

    TiSO standard range of traffic fixed bollards are widely used as static barriers to provide vehicle access control and parking management of secured areas. A wide range of

    Learn more

  • Fixed bollard TISO ASTM/IWA, M50

    TiSO High security fixed bollards were designed to protect the perimeter of the protected area. Following model can stop a truck 7 200 kg (7,2t) mass driving at 80 kph (50 mph)

    Learn more

  • Fixed bollard FAAC J200 F

    -Power supply and wiring not requested -Simple laying and limited excavation -Guarantees aesthetic coherency in multiple installations together with retractable bollards.

    Learn more

  • Fixed bollard FAAC J275 F

    -Power supply and wiring not requested -Simple laying and limited excavation -Guarantees aesthetic coherency in multiple installations together with retractable bollards.

    Learn more

  • Fixed bollard FAAC J275 F 2K20

    -Power supply and wiring not required -“Shallow Mounted” design: minimum hole depth required -Visually identical to the retractable (HA) models, making it perfect for mixed

    Learn more

  • Fixed bollard FAAC JS 80 F

    -“Shallow Mounted” design: minimum hole depth required -Interchangeable protective sleeve so that the bollard is always just like new. -Performance certified according to PAS 68

    Learn more

Fixed bollards are permanent steel posts that close a passage to vehicles for good and need no power supply or control system. They are used where traffic must never pass: along the edge of a pedestrian zone, in front of a facade or next to automatic bollards. Unlike a removable bollard, a fixed bollard cannot be lifted out or lowered.

How to choose fixed bollards

  • Purpose. Parking models separate zones; anti-ram TiSO M50 and FAAC JS 80 F protect against vehicle attack.
  • Height. From 600 mm up to 1200 mm on the RB344-21 and TiSO M50.
  • Diameter. 114–324 mm on the RB344, 200 and 275 mm on FAAC, 355 mm on the TiSO M50.
  • Material. Coated steel painted to RAL or stainless steel: stainless steel bollards come in the RB344 range and FAAC INOX versions.
  • Excavation. Installation depth is 300 mm for the RB344 and 400 mm for the TiSO M50.

Model comparison

  • TiSO RB344 — 600–1200 mm, Ø114–324 mm, 2–4 mm wall. A parking range, not designed to be anti-ram.
  • FAAC J200 F — 600 mm, Ø200 mm, 35 kg. For residential pedestrian zones.
  • FAAC J275 F — 600 or 800 mm, Ø275 mm, 34–38 kg, break-in resistance 35,000 J (steel) or 59,000 J (stainless).
  • FAAC J275 F 2K20 — 800 mm, Ø275 mm, 156 kg, 656,000 J.
  • FAAC JS 80 F — 1000 mm, Ø275 mm, 150 kg, 1,852,000 J; certified to PAS 68, IWA 14-1 and ASTM F2656.
  • TiSO ASTM/IWA M50 — 1200 mm, Ø355 mm, 410 kg. A set of three stopped a 7.2-tonne truck at 80 km/h (IWA 14-1).

Applications

Pedestrian streets and squares, parking near malls, shops and offices, residential areas. Fixed bollards often share a line with automatic ones: only the working lane stays movable, the rest is closed with fixed posts, which lowers the project cost. With a 400 mm depth, the TiSO M50 suits streets with underground utilities.

Installation and service

Since 2013 Stop Control has handled design, supply, installation and service across Ukraine, with more than 100 completed projects. Our own crews install the bollards; warranty and post-warranty service are provided.

FAQ

How much do fixed bollards cost?

All models are priced on request: the cost depends on the model, material, number of posts and groundwork. Send us a site plan and we will quote for your project.

Do fixed bollards need power?

No. There is no drive, so no power supply or control wiring is required.

Will a fixed bollard stop a truck?

Only an anti-ram model: FAAC JS 80 F and TiSO ASTM/IWA M50 are rated for a truck impact at 80 km/h.

Need help selecting equipment?

Tell us about the facility: number of passages, operating mode, protection requirements.

We will reply within 24 hours