
Decorave Bollard Installaon
Drop-In
Concrete Insert
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Drill the Hole
STEP 4: Tap a pilot divot hole in the center of each mark.
STEP 5: Set the depth control on the hammer drill (or
rotary hammer) to 3-1/8". If depth control is not available,
mark 3-1/8"on the masonry bit.
STEP 6: Drill a hole that has a 1"diameter and 3-1/8"
depth. Drill on high speed, using the hammer funcon if
available.
Secure the Bollard
STEP 7: Clear the hole of all debris and/or standing water
using the vacuum.
STEP 8: Tap the drop-in insert (A) into the hole with the
sloed end facing down, and drive it down unl its top sits
ush with the concrete surface. Insert a seng tool (B) into
the threaded hole, then hammer down. This will cause the
internal expansion plug to set the concrete insert in place.
Note: If a proper seng tool is not available, an equivalent
at-end punch can be used.
STEP 9: Keep the bollard in its protecve packaging.
Carefully place the bollard base near the installaon
posion. When ready to install, remove the protecve
packaging.
STEP 10: Set the bollard base upright and maneuver it so
the center lines up with the threaded hole in the concrete
insert.
STEP 11: Lower the threaded rod through the bollard base.
STEP 12: Connue to thread the rod into the concrete
insert. Tighten** the threaded rod by hand unl it is secure
in the concrete insert.
STEP 13: Place the washer over the threaded rod so that it
rests on top of the bollard. Apply the 3/4"hex nut to the
threaded rod and ghten unl the bollard is secure.
**The manufacturer recommends ghtening the threaded rod to
a depth of approximately 1" into the concrete insert.
R-7593
3 1/8"
1"
1
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PARTS LIST
DESCRIPTION
PART NUMBER
QTY
ITEM
concrete
11
Drop-in Concrete Insert
3/4" - requires 1" x 3
1/8" hole (dia. x depth)
Drop-in
Concrete
Insert 3/4"
1
2
set_tool_3_4
1
3
hammer_publi
c
1
4
B
A
STEP 6
STEP 7
STEP 8 STEP 11
STEP 12 STEP 13