Standard driveways don't need an in-person survey. Answer a few questions and upload some photos, and we'll confirm your order or come back with a bespoke quote if your site needs one.
Fully installed with two key fobs and two swappable batteries, battery powered as standard. £500 deposit per bollard today, balance due on completion. No VAT to add.
Not sure? Compare the two models.
Not sure how many? Use the driveway planner.
Battery power avoids trenching and mains electrical work. The mains option runs a 24V DC cable from your existing 230V AC to 24V DC converter to the bollard, so only low voltage reaches the bollard. The converter is optional at £195: we can supply and fit it, or you can arrange it yourself and we'll email you the specification in your order confirmation.
The mains upgrade is £35 per metre of 24V DC cable from your converter to the bollard. Mains voltage never enters the bollard. Final distance and any groundworks are confirmed before installation.
The 230V AC to 24V DC converter (optional, you can do this yourself)
Both are optional and paid monthly by Direct Debit from installation, not today. If you choose either, you set up the Direct Debit straight after paying your deposit; we cannot install until it is in place.
Bollards are not named in the permitted development rules, and listed buildings, conservation areas and Article 4 directions can mean you need permission, so it is worth asking your council. If you want a formal answer from the council before we install, we can apply for you. Planning services are paid separately, not today.
Applications are prepared and submitted on your behalf by our partner architect or building company. Prices are for homes in England and include the council's application fee; homes in Wales and Scotland are quoted individually. We book your installation once the council has decided. See planning service terms.
This is how we check your site is eligible for the fixed online price, no one needs to visit in person.
Upload 2 to 4 photos: the proposed bollard position, a wider shot of the driveway, and your consumer unit or meter box if you're considering mains power.
