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An Integrated Control System For a Major Event |
 New Zealand is preparing to host Rugby World Cup – the world’s third largest sporting event, and the biggest event that has ever been held in the country.
Bully Boy was selected to replace a competitor’s product which had failed and been out of service for a number of years.
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Keeping the $$ safe at Bank of Baroda |
 Bank of Baroda is a large prestigious international bank and requires very high security standards, for the comfort of both their customers and their insurance company.
Visual appeal is also an important criteria.
Ram raids have become very common over the last few years and so the bank has installed bollards all the way across the front side of the bank, to eliminate any possibility
of this crime occurring.
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Managing Traffic Movements
Melbourne Royal Exhibition Building |
 Visual appeal, safe operation around pedestrians, low maintenance & ability to withstand high usage over a long period were important criteria.
The sealed design, zero requirement for drainage and intelligent electronics were also key factors in the decision.
After an extensive international search they chose Bully Boy, installing two in the entry lane & two in the exit lane.
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Private Residence Security Solution
Protection for a Family, their Cars & Home |
 3 automatic Bully Boy bollards installed in the foundation of the building during construction provide the required security solution. The Bully Boy system is interfaced to the
alarm and access control system on the property.
A convenient, aesthetic and secure solution that provides the owner with real peace of mind.
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Commercial Premises
Reliable Theft Protection |
 Since moving to new premises theft had become a common disruption for owners of an Auckland computer store.
Their building has access down the side, so burglars could park a truck there and steal at will; undisturbed & undiscovered. It was becoming expensive & tiresome dealing with the issue - the owners needed a reliable and proven solution to combat the problem.
Three automatic Bully Boy bollards have now been installed on the boundary of the property.
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Vehicle Access Control - part 2
Wellington City Waterfront |
 In 2010 Wellington Waterfront Ltd (WWL) installed 11 Bully Boys to better manage issues they had with unrestricted vehicle access and unauthorised parking in an area with very high pedestrian traffic.
In 2011 they reviewed the performance of the project and decided that they were so successful that extending the installation was the best road forward.
Bully Boy have now installed six more automatic bollards on Taranaki Street Wharf.
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High Security After-hours Access Control Pumpkin Patch Clothing Head Office |
 Pumpkin Patch’s business growth led to an extension of the Auckland head office in 2008. A system was required to control vehicle access after hours and at the same time provide a high level of security for the property. Pumpkin Patch decided to work with Bully Boy to obtain a secure and aesthetic solution.
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Commercial Premises Reliable Theft Protection |
 Since moving to new premises theft had
become a common disruption for owners of
an Auckland computer store.
Their building has access down the side, so
burglars could park a truck there and steal at
will; undisturbed & undiscovered.
It was becoming expensive & tiresome
dealing with the issue - the owners needed a
reliable and proven solution to solve the problem.
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A Robust Vehicle Access Control System For Student Accommodation Hall |
 The vehicle barrier arms of the student accommodation car parks were frequently being damaged and broken ultimately providing no real security.
The result was issues with theft of cars and property in the cars. Security staff realised they needed to upgrade – stronger & better technology was required.
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Vehicle Access Control on the Wellington City Waterfront |
 Wellington Waterfront Ltd knew that they had an issue with unrestricted vehicle access and unauthorised parking in an area with very high pedestrian traffic.
Andrew Howie, Project Manager of Wellington Waterfront Ltd, was aware he required a solution that would withstand a marine environment and heavy use by the general public. Visual appeal and safe operation around pedestrians were also key criteria.
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Security Bollards to support a Revolutionary Car Stacking System |
 IronBank is a 4500m sq. commercial building with a combination of office & retail space with 96 car parks.
The car park is highly unique and a New Zealand first. After driving into a “virtual garage” your car is placed buy a robotic system into one of 96 parking bays.
The result of the parking system is a huge space saving in the building.
However beyond the “edge” of each of the three virtual garages is a three story drop into the pit in which the cars are placed.
IronBank required a safety barrier in front of the vehicle as it was driven into the virtual garage.
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