Bollards are sturdy, vertical posts designed to guide traffic and provide safety. They are typically installed in areas where vehicles and pedestrians coexist, such as parking lots, sidewalks, and entryways to buildings. Originally made from cast iron or steel, bollards have evolved to include a range of materials like concrete, stainless steel, and even flexible plastics. Their primary function is to prevent vehicles from entering restricted areas, but they also serve aesthetic purposes in modern urban design, often doubling as decorative elements.
Wrapping Bollards Project Installed at the Toronto Pearson Airport
Toronto Vinyl Graphics Installers2025-06-18T12:11:49-04:00
Wrapping bollards installed at the Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ)
Wrapping films installed at the hangar and garages entrances to the terminals based on vinyl materials from Arlon manufacturer.
Bollards are strong, vertical posts engineered to control traffic and enhance safety. Our team installed bollards in airport garages, where vehicles and pedestrians share the space, to manage traffic flow and prevent unauthorized vehicles from accessing restricted areas. In these environments, bollards act as both safety barriers and traffic guides, ensuring vehicles stay within designated areas while safeguarding pedestrian zones.
We installed several types of bollards, each designed for a specific purpose. For instance, security bollards are heavily reinforced and ideal for high-security zones, such as government buildings or sensitive airport sections. These bollards are built to withstand high-impact collisions and can be either fixed or retractable, depending on the security needs. In contrast, traffic bollards are lighter and more flexible, intended to guide vehicles without completely restricting access. Removable bollards were also installed in areas where occasional vehicle access is required, offering versatility without sacrificing safety or disrupting traffic flow in the garages. These varied bollard solutions provide the necessary balance between security, flexibility, and safety in airport garages.