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Heavy-Duty Fold-Down Parking Post

A wider, more robust fold-down post in yellow. It's the one for spaces that get a lot of unwanted parking, or where you want the post to be impossible to ignore. It folds flat to drive over and bolts to the surface.

First post, fitted£299

Each extra post on the same job£249

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Fixed price confirmed in writing the same working day. Not VAT registered, nothing added on top.

Why choose this post

Wider and more robust than our standard fold-down post
High-visibility yellow
Folds flat, so you can drive over it
Bolted to the surface, usually fitted in under an hour

Specification

Type	Wide fold-down parking post
Fixing	Bolted to a solid surface
Finish	Powder-coated yellow
Operation	Unlock, fold flat, lift and lock

What's included

A check of utility records and a scan for buried cables and pipes
Drilling and bolting the post to a solid surface
A small concrete pad first, if the drive is gravel
Fitting and testing the post
Taking all the waste away

How we fit it

It bolts to the surface, so it usually takes under an hour to fit.

We fit into block paving, tarmac, resin, concrete and most other hard surfaces. Gravel is fine too. Send a photo of your drive and we'll confirm it's suitable before we fix the price.

What happens before we dig

Questions about this post

How much is the heavy-duty fold-down parking post fitted?

£299 for the first post, fully fitted, and £249 for each extra post on the same job. We're not VAT registered, so there's nothing added on top.

Will it stop a car thief?

It's a deterrent, made to stop people parking in your space. A surface-mounted post isn't designed to stop a determined thief. For theft protection, choose a telescopic bollard set in concrete.

Can it go on gravel?

Yes. It needs a solid base to bolt to, so on gravel we lay a small concrete pad first.

Can I have more than one?

Yes. Each extra post on the same job is £50 less, because most of the cost is getting to you, scanning and setting up. Two or three posts are usually done in a morning.