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Flindt Bollard

Aluminium bollard with a flared aperture that throws light downward on one side

Dimensions

114 × 800 × 114 mm

Approx. $2,500 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)

Materials
AluminumPolycarbonate
Finishes
Textured powder coated
Colors
Natural AluminumCortenBlack

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Description

Overview

The Flindt Bollard is an outdoor bollard designed by Christian Flindt for Louis Poulsen. An aluminium post carries two COB LEDs at the top, and a flared aperture opens on one side.

Materials and fittings

  • Top and base plate of die-cast aluminum
  • Post of extruded aluminum
  • Diffuser of UV stabilized polycarbonate
  • Textured powder coat, 3 finishes
  • Post anchor mounting, fastened to a concealed mount inside the pole base

Specifications

  • Integral 15 W LED with driver, 3000 K; 120-277 V
  • Dimming 0-10 V as standard
  • cULus listed for wet locations; IP65, IK10
  • Weight 16.1 lbs

Story

From a park exhibition to a product

The idea came during an exhibition at the Brænderigården centre in Viborg, Denmark, where a bollard was wanted to light the park area. It was developed together with the Municipality of Viborg, Viborg Energiforyning, Viborg Museum of Art, a team of landscape architects and Louis Poulsen.

A standard product

A prototype bollard served the Viborg exhibition, and the feedback was positive enough for Louis Poulsen to develop a standard product. It was optimised for material quality, light distribution and efficiency, and presented at the Light + Building trade fair in Frankfurt, Germany.

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