Access control bollard FROG 470
parking preventionpedestriandecorative

Access control bollard - FROG 470 - Encho Enchev - ETE - parking prevention / pedestrian / decorative
Access control bollard - FROG 470 - Encho Enchev - ETE - parking prevention / pedestrian / decorative
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Characteristics

Function
pedestrian, access control, parking prevention, decorative
Material
reinforced concrete
Location
for public space, outdoor, for playground, for garden
Other characteristics
high-resistance, weather-resistant
Height

68 cm
(27 in)

Description

Product overview
The Frog decorative bollard restricts vehicle access while integrating with landscaped environments such as parks, flower beds, walkways and playgrounds. Its shape is designed to blend into public and private outdoor spaces, providing a clear visual separation between traffic areas and planted zones.

Materials and construction
Manufactured from reinforced concrete, it provides structural strength, resistance to weathering and a long service life. The monolithic design ensures stable positioning and does not require additional anchoring in typical installations.

Applications
  • Parks and public gardens
  • Walkways and pedestrian zones
  • Playgrounds and themed children's areas
  • Landscape design projects and decorative installations

Exposed aggregate options
  • White
  • Mixed
  • Grey
  • Brown

Technical specifications
  • Model: 470
  • Commercial name: Frog
  • Material: Reinforced concrete
  • Dimensions: 68 cm x 9 cm x 63 cm
  • Weight: 50 kg
  • Typical uses: vehicle access restriction, separation of pedestrian and planted areas, themed landscape decoration
  • Finish options: exposed aggregate (White, Mixed, Grey, Brown)

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