BOLLARDS AND PARKING

The right bollard depends on where it will be installed and the level of protection required. Surface-mounted steel bollards are ideal for existing concrete areas and retrofit installations, while in-ground bollards provide a more permanent solution for higher-risk locations.

For areas where appearance is important, stainless steel bollards provide a clean architectural finish while helping protect buildings, pedestrian areas and equipment. Bollards are commonly used in car parks, warehouses, loading areas, shopfronts and commercial properties.

Surface-mounted bollards have a base plate that bolts directly to an existing concrete surface, making them a practical option for established car parks, warehouses and commercial sites.

In-ground bollards are installed into the ground and concreted into position, creating a more permanent installation. They are generally preferred where greater strength and long-term protection are required.

Safezone Supplies offers both options, including high-visibility yellow steel. bollards and stainless steel architectural bollards

Bollard size should be selected according to the location, visibility requirements and intended application. Taller and larger-diameter bollards can provide greater visibility and a more substantial physical barrier, while smaller bollards may be suitable for pedestrian areas and lower-risk applications.

If you're unsure which bollard is right for your site, contact Safezone Supplies with details of the installation area and intended use and we can help you select the most suitable option.

Wheel stops help control vehicle positioning and prevent cars from travelling too far forward within a parking bay. They can help protect walls, buildings, pedestrian walkways, landscaping and other vehicles.

Our 1650mm heavy-duty rubber wheel stops are designed for Australian parking bays and are suitable for indoor and outdoor applications including commercial car parks, shopping centres, apartment developments, offices, warehouses and industrial sites.

The right convex mirror size depends on the viewing distance and the area you need to see. As a general guide:

• 450mm – smaller spaces and tight areas
  
• 600mm – general-purpose visibility
  
• 800mm – larger areas and higher-traffic locations
  
• 1000mm – wide areas and locations requiring greater visibility
  

Convex safety mirrors are commonly installed at warehouse blind spots, loading areas, car parks, driveways and intersections to improve visibility between vehicles and pedestrians.

Yes. Safezone Supplies offers galvanised steel and stainless steel bike hoops for secure bicycle parking in commercial and public environments.

Galvanised steel bike hoops provide a durable and cost-effective option for schools, workplaces, warehouses and public spaces, while stainless steel bike hoops offer a premium architectural finish suited to commercial developments, retail areas and high-visibility locations. Both designs allow bicycles to be securely locked by the frame and wheel.

A commercial EV charging bay will typically require products to identify the space, position vehicles and protect charging equipment.

Safezone Supplies' EV charging bay range includes green EV wheel stops, EV charging wheel stop signs, Electric Vehicles Only signs and EV charger mounting posts. Protective bollards can also be installed around charging equipment where additional vehicle-impact protection is required.

These products can be combined to create a clear and professional EV charging area for workplaces, commercial car parks, apartment developments, shopping centres and public parking facilities.

Yes. We supply bollards, wheel stops, bike hoops, convex mirrors, EV charging bay products and other parking safety equipment for commercial, industrial and multi-site projects across Australia.

Bulk pricing is available, and if you're unsure about products or quantities, send us your site or car park requirements and we can help recommend a suitable