Customer Reviews for VEVOR Safety Bollard, 48 Inch Height Bollard Post, 4.5 Inch Diameter Steel Pipe Safety Bollard Post, Yellow Steel Bollard, Steel Safety Bollard with 8 Anchor Bolts, Perfect for Traffic-Sensitive Area

I’ve seen these around and they are better than the others that I’ve seen. If needed more would buy again not only from this company but the same product.

Fast shipping excellent customer service they worked great,installed to protect fire suppression system from delivery drivers.

Easy for a lay person to understand and install. The state required me to put up a visual barrier to protect the dug well housing. These were reasonably priced, HD had a tough time finding an equivalent to the metric10 bit size to match the bolts. These are good visual barriers. They are NOT meant to be physical barriers. They can't be filled with concrete or buried below the surface easily. They will not hold back a vehicle. They are as expected, very good. Thank you. I'm pleased - just what I needed.

Great product, easy to install with included hardware. The bright yellow color give the bollard good visibility from all directions. Solid and substantial, gets the job done. - JAM

Great product, easy to install with included hardware. The bright yellow color give the bollard good visibility from all directions. Solid and substantial, gets the job done. - JAM

These bollards are well worth the money. They are strong anf easy to put in place. Yes, I will biy them again

The fact that there's no hole in the center of the mounting plate is supposedly a "feature" that makes it "better" than competitive brands, but sometimes bollards are required to be filled with concrete, meaning you're going to need a big, very hard hole saw to cut through around 1/8" of steel. Other than that, I like it.

Very well made bollard posts and they had good hardware. Had a few chips on them but overall great quality

Durable and reliable, this safety bollard provides excellent protection for pedestrians and vehicles.

I had my insurance company demand I put concrete-filled steel bollards in front of a propane tank behind my building. So I ordered these ones, cut a hole in the bottom of them with a hole saw, and then filled them with concrete. I would buy them again, but I strongly recommend you fill them with concrete and make sure they have a good chunk of concrete to anchor them to.