Timber Bollards | Solid oak with pyramid top
68299515
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£31.19 inc VAT
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From £22.42 inc VAT
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Timber Bollards | Solid oak with 4 Way Flat Top
24611258
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£33.59 inc VAT
£27.99 ex VAT
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From £24.14 inc VAT
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Timber Bollards | Solid oak with flat top finish
40237592
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£23.99 inc VAT
£19.99 ex VAT
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From £17.24 inc VAT
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Timber Bollards | Solid oak with Half Pyramid Top
63238410
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£29.99 inc VAT
£24.99 ex VAT
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From £21.56 inc VAT
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Timber Bollards | Solid oak with Backweather Top Finish
85559356
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£29.99 inc VAT
£24.99 ex VAT
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From £21.56 inc VAT
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Postsaver Ground Line Sleeves Square – Pack of 10 | Fence Post Rot Protection
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Treatex UV Oil – Clear UV Protective Timber Finish | 1 Litre & 2.5 Litre
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Our most frequently asked questions for Timber Bollards
What timber is used for timber bollards?
Oak is the most common choice for timber bollards, valued for its strength and natural resistance to decay, though other hardwoods are sometimes used. Softwood options exist but are less durable outdoors. Because timber bollards are made to order, the species and finish can usually be discussed to suit the setting, particularly in heritage or conservation locations.
Are timber bollards treated for outdoor use?
Yes, timber bollards are treated to help resist rot, insect damage and weathering, with oak's natural durability adding further protection. A finish such as an oil or preservative stain is often applied and can be reapplied periodically to keep the timber looking good. Left untreated, any timber will weather and silver over time.
How are timber bollards fixed to the ground?
Timber bollards are usually root-fixed, set into a concrete foundation for stability, since their weight and profile don't suit standard bolt-down base plates. Some ranges offer a socketed or removable fixing for areas needing occasional vehicle access. Ground conditions and intended use should be confirmed before installation to get the fixing method right.
Can timber bollards be fitted with reflective bands?
Yes, reflective bands or strips can usually be added to timber bollards to improve visibility in low light, particularly useful in car parks or on shared surfaces. These are normally fitted near the top of the post. If visibility is a priority for your site, mention it when ordering so it can be specified correctly.
Do timber bollards need maintenance?
Timber bollards need less maintenance than people expect, but periodic checks are worthwhile. Reapplying an oil or preservative finish every so often keeps the timber protected and looking presentable, and any splits or damage should be inspected after impact. Oak bollards are chosen partly because they age well with minimal upkeep compared with softer timbers.
Can timber bollards be made to a custom height or diameter?
Yes, because timber bollards are generally made to order, height, diameter and top profile can usually be adjusted to suit the site, whether that's a domed, chamfered or flat top. This makes them a good fit for heritage streetscapes or bespoke landscaping schemes. Confirm your dimensions with our team when placing an enquiry.
What's the lead time on timber bollards since they're made to order?
Lead times vary depending on the timber, finish and quantity ordered, as these are typically made to order rather than held in bulk stock. It's best to get in touch with your specification and required date so we can confirm current lead times. Ordering ahead of a project deadline is recommended where possible.

