rising bollards

troyroad1

Does anyone know roughly how much these cost to fit, I live in NW London and have over the past few weeks had people park their cars in my driveway. Or can anyone think of a way of keeping them out.

Thanks

savemoney

I would have thought it would be much cheaper getting those bollards that lay down on the ground whilst you drive over and then lift up and locked in place that those that can be lowered into the ground

Like these below in pdf file

http://www.furnitubes.com/bollards-telescopic.php

troyroad1

we have a drive for 2 cars, so are always either driving in or reversing out, do the lay down ones ruin your tyres?

ormus

http://www.avonlion.co.uk/prod05.htm

from 58 quid.
and simple to install.

timbim_2

troyroad1 wrote: »

we have a drive for 2 cars, so are always either driving in or reversing out, do the lay down ones ruin your tyres?

They can't, considering that they go between the tyres. You never need to drive over the top of them.

ormus

there are some types that lay flat and level with the ground. or there are removeable types.

KeithP

ormus wrote: »

http://www.avonlion.co.uk/prod05.htm

from 58 quid.
and simple to install.

Please note that the prices on this site are ex.vat.
:beer:

BargainGalore

there vat rate is still 17.5%

Fire_Fox

Buy some very sticky paper, print your 'bog off' message and paste firmly to the windscreen. My old workplace used to do this when people parked in the emergency bays. It was hilarious watching the person have to clean it off, without easy access to water, before they could drive off. Few repeat offenders and cheap too!

lagi

Couldn't you put up an overpriced wheelclamping notice, buy a cheap wheelclamp. One person caught it will have paid for itself over.

CKdesigner

lagi wrote: »

Couldn't you put up an overpriced wheelclamping notice, buy a cheap wheelclamp. One person caught it will have paid for itself over.

We looked into having a clamp but I think you need a lisence to use one.

I like the sticky paper idea though!:rotfl: