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These are a great idea, I not sure how the plastic will look after a few years of service. Maybe they are designed to have the plastic replaced after they get s
by sigmaprimus 7y ago
These are a great idea, I not sure how the plastic will look after a few years of service. Maybe they are designed to have the plastic replaced after they get scuffed, burned and cracked by people walking by them?
Just a thought but I wonder if liquid filled , haywire wrapped bollards might be a better idea, the liquid can be drained to allow easy relocation and the haywire would tangle the wheels similar to how chainsaw saftey chaps work.
- kevin_thibedeau 7y agoEmergency vehicles need to get through. The flimsy plastic covers can just be rammed once the barriers are down.
- jccooper 7y agoThey are meant to be temporary, and are not even fixed to the ground.
- ken 7y agoProbably the same as any other hard plastic device that sees frequent public deployment. No cable ramp looks half as nice as it does in the manufacturer photos, either. Adding large quantities of liquid to a safety device comes with its own set of challenges.