Pedestal Pro Llc 64TOW-PRO-002-CRS 66 Inch Steel Bollard

Product Description

The PEDESTAL PRO LLC 64TOW-PRO-002-CRS is a 66-inch steel bollard designed for use as a pedestal or mount in trade and commercial applications. This bollard provides a sturdy vertical support structure used to elevate and secure equipment, meters, or enclosures above grade. Fabricated from steel, it delivers the structural integrity required for outdoor and semi-exposed installations. Licensed tradespeople across plumbing, electrical, and utility service disciplines commonly specify bollard pedestals for metering stations, backflow preventer installations, and equipment pad applications.

This bollard pedestal is suited for residential and light commercial installations where equipment must be mounted at a controlled height above grade. Typical applications include utility meter risers, backflow preventer supports, and electrical service equipment mounts. The 66-inch height accommodates standard service equipment height requirements and provides clearance for code-compliant installations in a variety of site conditions. It is sold individually as a single unit.

Key Features

• Steel construction provides structural durability for outdoor pedestal mount applications
• 66-inch overall height suits standard equipment elevation requirements
• Single-unit packaging supports individual installation or replacement jobs
• Compatible with pedestal and mount hardware configurations common in utility and equipment service work

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation bollard pedestal for trade applications requiring a steel vertical support mount in the pedestals and mounts product category.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed plumber, electrician, or utility contractor depending on the connected equipment type. Shut off all associated utilities and de-energize any connected electrical service before mounting or replacing a bollard pedestal. Anchor installation should follow local building codes and the equipment manufacturer's base plate or anchor bolt specifications. Consult applicable NEC, IPC, or local municipal code requirements for required setback, height, and anchoring standards.