Lockable removable steel bollards, each supplied with its own in-ground socket and keys supplied with the order. Lift one out when a vehicle needs through, lock it back in when it doesn't.
Safety and delineation bollards: not impact-tested or certified to hostile-vehicle standards such as PAS 68 or IWA 14.
Short answer: SW-RB90 and SW-RB140 are key-lock removable steel bollards, 900mm above ground, supplied with their own in-ground socket and keys. From $120 ex GST ($132 inc) for 90mm and $140 ex GST ($154 inc) for 140mm, pre-order for the next container. Not crash-rated.
Prices and stock as at October 2026. Updated 28 October 2026.
How it works
A removable bollard is a steel post that drops into its own in-ground socket and locks in place with a key. Unlock and lift it out for deliveries, waste collection or after-hours vehicle access, then drop it back in and lock it once the vehicle's through.
Both sizes are carbon steel with a 3mm wall, powder-coated safety yellow with a red reflective band, and stand 900mm above ground once installed. The key lock and cover plate are the same design across both diameters. Only the bollard and socket diameter change.
New to removable bollards? Start with how removable bollards work, then keys and locks, core drill size and sleeve vs socket vs storage holder. Unfamiliar term? See the bollard terms glossary.
Sizing
Both sizes use the same key-lock system and stand the same height above ground. The choice comes down to how big and visible a marker the location needs.
For a fuller comparison, see our 90mm vs 140mm bollard guide.
Price includes the in-ground socket and keys. Not crash-rated.
| Specification | SW-RB90 | SW-RB140 |
|---|---|---|
| SKU | SW-RB90 | SW-RB140 |
| Diameter | 90mm | 140mm |
| Height above ground | 900mm | 900mm |
| Wall | 3mm | 3mm |
| Weight | approx. 9.5kg | approx. 13.5kg |
| Lock | Key lock, keys supplied | Key lock, keys supplied |
| In-ground socket | Ø102mm internal × 4mm wall × approx. 225mm deep | Ø152mm internal × 4mm wall; confirm depth with us before you drill |
| Cover plate | Ø187 × 6mm | Ø214 × 6mm |
| Core drill | approx. 130mm | approx. 220–225mm |
| From, ex GST (inc GST) | $120 ($132) | $140 ($154) |
| Stock | Pre-order | Pre-order |
Both sizes
Tell us your quantity: bulk and pallet pricing is better.
Key lock · SW-RB90
from $120 per unit, ex GST & freight · inc GST $132
Need 20 or more, or a mixed order? Ask for a volume price.
Key lock · SW-RB140
from $140 per unit, ex GST & freight · inc GST $154
Need 20 or more, or a mixed order? Ask for a volume price.
Starting prices as at October 2026, ex GST and freight (inc GST shown for reference), and subject to change on the next container. Final pricing is confirmed on your written quote. Buying in volume? See trade and bulk supply. Based in Melbourne: bollards in Melbourne.
Comparing quotes? Ask every supplier for the wall thickness, whether the socket and lock are in the price, and whether the finish is powder coat. See the bollard price guide.
Select a drawing to open it full size. Dimensioned drawings are on this page and in each PDF spec sheet. Email info@safewiseaustralia.com for anything else.
Pair every removable bollard with a storage holder ($25 or $35 ex GST, in stock). See holders
Where they're used
Mark a driveway or parking space and deter parking or drive-through, while keeping full access for the owner when the bollard is out.
Mark which bays are open for trucks and keep cars at parking speed out of access lanes.
Mark footpath and outdoor dining edges and deter parking at low speed, with the option to lift bollards out for scheduled deliveries or events.
Mark reserved bays and sections, or mark off plant and equipment and keep cars at parking speed away from it.
Mark site entry points and lift bollards out for plant movements.
Mark vehicle access to parks, laneways and shared paths without a permanent barrier.
These are delineation uses. A lockable bollard is a marker and deterrent, not a gate or security barrier; for security or heavy-vehicle sites see safety vs crash-rated bollards.
Installation
We supply only, but here's the outline so you can scope the job. Full steps are in our installation guide, and detailed guidance is supplied with every order.
Set the bollard's in-ground socket into the wet pour, flush with the finished surface, with a gravel layer beneath for drainage. Let the slab cure fully before first use.
Core drill to suit the socket: around 130mm for the 90mm bollard, 220–225mm for the 140mm. Seat the socket, backfill with non-shrink grout or concrete, and trowel flush.
FAQs
Both stand 900mm above ground and use the same key-lock mechanism. The 140mm is a larger-diameter, heavier bollard (approx. 13.5kg vs 9.5kg) that is a bigger, more visible marker, and it has its own larger in-ground socket. Most driveway and shopfront jobs use 90mm; busier areas often step up to 140mm.
Yes. Every removable bollard is supplied complete with its own in-ground socket and key lock, so you're not buying them separately. A storage holder for parking the bollard when it's out is a separate, optional accessory.
A key-operated lock at the top of the bollard holds it in its in-ground socket. Unlock it and lift the bollard clear. The socket is set flush with the finished surface, and a cover plate is supplied. Keys are supplied with each order.
Yes. Each SW-RB90 and SW-RB140 has an integral key lock, and keys are supplied. If you need spare keys or keyed-alike sets, ask when you enquire. Our guide to removable bollard keys and locks covers the practical side. The lock makes it a deterrent for marking and delineation, not a security barrier, and we make no claim about lock grade, break-in resistance or security rating.
Every removable bollard is supplied with keys. If you need spare keys or keyed-alike sets, ask when you enquire. For shared sites, our car park safety checklist covers key-register advice.
Yes. Core drill to suit the socket (about 130mm for the 90mm bollard, 220 to 225mm for the 140mm), seat it, and backfill with non-shrink grout or concrete. Our installation guide covers the new-concrete method.
Not currently. Removable bollards are on pre-order for our next container: factory production typically takes 15 to 20 days, plus sea freight and customs clearance. Storage holders are in stock now. Send your quantity and we will put the expected landing date on your written quote.
There's no hard minimum, but pricing is built around volume, so pallet and multi-pallet quantities get the best rate. Small orders are welcome at the per-unit prices shown on this page.
SafeWise removable bollards use an integral key lock, built into the bollard with keys supplied, so there is no separate padlock to buy or lose. A padlock-style removable bollard uses an exposed padlock instead, which is easier to cut or lose. Either way the lock is a deterrent, not a security rating.
No. SafeWise bollards are supplied hollow and are designed to be installed as they come. The in-ground socket, set in the slab, is what holds the bollard. Filling one with concrete adds mass you then have to lift every time you open the gap, and it does not make it crash-rated; it is a safety and delineation bollard, not a crash-rated barrier.
Generally yes if they go on the footpath, nature strip or road reserve, because that land is the council's. On your own private land you usually don't need council consent, but your landlord or owners corporation may need to approve. See our shopfront bollards guide for more on approvals.
SafeWise bollards are safety and delineation bollards: they mark boundaries, deter at parking speed and keep cars off an area. They are not ram-raid or forklift barriers, and they are not crash-rated, impact-tested or certified to PAS 68 or IWA 14. If you need a rated barrier, we will tell you.
Send sizes, quantities and your postcode. We quote the bollards, sockets and freight in writing, with the expected landing date.
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