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Inflatable-Base Bollards
These warning posts sit on a base that is filled on site to give it weight. They are listed in 60, 90 and 120 mm diameters plus a short-bodied model.
Şişirme Tabanlı Dikme 120 mm
Inflatable-Base Bollards
Şişirme Tabanlı Dikme 60 mm
Inflatable-Base Bollards
Şişirme Tabanlı Dikme 90 mm
Inflatable-Base Bollards
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Inflatable-Base Bollards
Light to Carry, Stable in Place
The advantage is in transport and storage: the base is light and compact while empty, and holds the post firmly once filled on site. On layouts that are set up and taken down often, that cuts both vehicle load and setup time.
Diameter sets visibility and durability: 60 mm is compact and economical, 90 mm balanced, 120 mm the most visible. The short-bodied model suits positions that need low-profile separation.
- 60 mm — compact, indoor and confined areas
- 90 mm — balanced visibility and durability
- 120 mm — highest visibility
- Short-bodied model — low-profile area separation
- Empty base means easy transport and low storage volume
Applications
Typical uses are events and exhibitions, temporary car park layouts, short maintenance works, seasonal setups and temporary internal routing — anywhere speed of setup and takedown matters.
In live traffic and exposed windy positions they may not be enough on their own; there, rubber base posts or anchored delineators are the safer choice. For night use, plan reflective bodies together with flashers.
Frequently Asked Questions
When are fillable base posts the right choice?
For layouts that are set up and taken down often and have to travel: events, temporary car park arrangements, short maintenance works. The empty base keeps vehicle load and setup time down.
How do they differ from rubber base posts?
A rubber base is heavy at all times — harder to transport but more resistant to tipping on site. A fillable base is light when empty and stores in less space. Choose fillable for portability, rubber for fixed positions and live traffic.
Can they be used in windy areas?
They are not recommended alone in exposed windy positions or live traffic. Rubber base posts or delineators anchored into the surface are safer there.