Folding Residential Parking Posts - Square c/w Padlock & Fixing Bolts

Price does not include the carriage to postcodes AB, BT, DD, DG, GY, HS, IV, JE, KA1-30, KW1-3, KW5-14, IM, PA19-41, PH1-41, PH49-50, PO30-41, TD, TR, IRELAND, ZE - Please contact us for carriage cost.

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These posts fold down onto the ground to allow access to vehicles.

Comes complete with Padlock and 4 No. M10 Raw bolts for bolting to the ground. Please note that this product is not ideally suited for installing directly into tarmac or block paving, BUT we have a solution. We have now manufactured a Build in Base to do just this.

Stands at 750mm tall.

It can be lowered if access is required and it is also lockable by means of a padlock (supplied) to ensure no unauthorised vehicles can obtain entry

Versions Available

Plated with Yellow/Black Banding

Yellow Powder coated

A folding residential parking post uses a padlock to secure it in place and give security when upright. They can be padlocked in the down position when not in us to stop theft of the post. There are variations with different makes and models of drop-down security posts.

These kinds of security post must be manually lowered onto the driveway when access is needed in and out with a vehicle.

They should always be fitted to your own private driveway and never fitted to a public highway, pavement, or road.

The folding parking post is fixed to the ground by bolts screwed into the paving by fixing a base with concrete within the driveway for the post to fit into.

Fold down, hinged, or drop-down driveway posts are usually the cheapest security posts for driveways you can have fitted.

Post size: -

50mm square

750mm high

Weight: 5Kgs

Ground clearance: 120mm

Fitted with Black Plastic Cap

1 No. Padlock c/w 2 No. Keys included

4 No. M12 Raw bolts included

Definition of Zinc Plating:

Zinc plating involves zinc metal being electrodeposited on to components. Zinc plating is passivated to give it corrosion resistance and the zinc plating protects the underlying material further by being sacrificial. Zinc electroplating is a form of electrochemical galvanization. The passivation on zinc plating determines its final colour. A clear passivate is close to a natural zinc finish in terms of appearance but will have considerably better corrosion resistance and appearance over time. Thicknesses of 5µm, 8µm, 12µm and 25µm are common.

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