Bollard lighting

[persistant1]

Evening all

Just a non technical question for a change. Ive got about 6 bollard lights to fit and just wanted to now the easiest way to evenly space them as theire following a curved pathway. Secondly the size of concrete slab i would need to pour to secure them to.

Any input welcome and thanx in advance

 

[Badger]

what type of bollard are they, are they waist height or low small types,

 

[persistant1]

Theire about 0.5m high with a round base so not very big. Just looking for an image to upload.

 

[Andy™]

Evening allJust a non technical question for a change. Ive got about 6 bollard lights to fit and just wanted to now the easiest way to evenly space them as theire following a curved pathway. Secondly the size of concrete slab i would need to pour to secure them to.

Any input welcome and thanx in advance

1: good old fashioned tape measure?

2: whats the nstructions say?

 

[persistant1]

Instruction in English fix bollards using expansion bolts (rawl bolts) using base of light fitting as template for marking holes. Nothing on the surface required to fix it to.

http://ksrlighting.com/lighting/info_KSR2157.html

Link with light details

 

[Badger]

http://www.wickes.co.uk/Bergen-Short-Post-Light/invt/162482 anything like this?

 

[steptoe]

18" to 2' I would say is more than enough, and perhaps a foot deep depending on soil type .

 

[waynehayes]

If you can get hold of a trundle wheel, they are great for measuring larger distances around curves.

 

[Adrian]

some bollard lights come with a root kit which is a stainless steel cage that you bury and fit the light to this