Igneo Stool Bollard
The Appia Seat/Bollard is manufactured in concrete. The standard colour is Anthracite Basalt. The product is acid etched and sealed to give a lightly textured finish.
See coordinated range. The Monoscape Appia seat, can also be used as a bollard to segregate areas within a landscape.
- Dual purpose bollard and seating solution
- Choose from a variety of concrete colours
- Combine with other elements featured in the igneo seating range
Price Range
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NBSPlus Codes
Q50 Site/street furniture/equipment
Carbon Footprint
Available on RequestEthical Risk Index
This Radar diagram illustrates the level of ethical risk associated with a specific stone. Ethical risk is plotted against the 10 ten measures of the ERI, with each value drawn from reports produced by independent ethical auditors, engaged by Marshalls to provide non-biased and honest reporting into levels of risk in that supply chain.
Each of the 10 measure is designed to recognise different and discrete sources of ethical risk. This produces a bespoke, fit for purpose framework designed specifically for the requirements of the stone industry. The radar diagram itself also compares the Marshalls supply chain to the wider industry in that stone, giving users a working comparison of Marshalls supply chain to the industry average, in the opinion of the auditor.
- Modern Slavery Act Awareness
- Supply Chain Visibility
- Income and Employment Security
- Health & Safety
- Employment Freely Chosen
- Empowerment
- Environmental
- Governance
- Corruption and Bribery

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