Cities are prioritizing safety and sustainability in urban planning—but when it
comes to traffic delineation, what’s the safest option? Flexible bollards are
becoming the preferred alternative to traditional rigid posts. Here’s why.
What Are Flexible Bollards?
Flexible bollards are vertical markers made of elastic materials like polyurethane that bend upon impact. Unlike rigid metal or concrete posts, they reduce damage to vehicles, cyclists, and pedestrians.
Key Benefits Over Rigid Posts
- Impact
Absorption: Minimizes vehicle damage and injury risk.
- Durability:
Designed to return to shape after multiple impacts.
- Cost
Efficiency: Lower replacement and maintenance costs.
- Cycle-Friendly:
Ideal for delineating bike lanes without creating hazards.
SERNIS Flexible Bollards
- SR-BALI:
Versatile and impact-resistant, quickly returns to original shape.
- SR-BALI-LF:
Robust bollard, ideal for highways and long-distance visibility.
- SR-CITY-BALI:
Urban solution to replace traditional metal bollards.
- SR-CITY-BALI-TL:
Alerts distracted pedestrians with LED signals synced to traffic lights.
- SR-CITY-BALI-TSL:
Solar LED top light for low-energy path illumination.
- SR-ECO-BALI:
Eco-friendly, made from recycled fiber optic cables.
- SR-BALI-LF-CP/SR-CITY-BALI-CP:
Features bike signage, ideal for cycle paths.
UV Protection: All models
resist fading and cracking in outdoor environments.
Where Should Flexible Bollards Be Used?
- Cycle
paths and pedestrian areas
- Parking
zones and loading bays
- Temporary
or permanent traffic islands
Conclusion
Compared to rigid posts, flexible bollards offer a safer, more adaptable solution for urban safety. With SERNIS products, cities can protect their infrastructure—and their citizens—more effectively.
Need expert advice? Our commercial team is here: sernis@sernis.com
