ZND US Becomes Exclusive U.S. Distributor for ättaGard Deployable Anti-Ram Bollards

Public demand for crash-tested temporary vehicle barriers keeps rising alongside standard temporary construction fencing and pedestrian barricades. On September 15, 2026, Ontario Bollards named ZND US the exclusive U.S. distributor for the ättaGard deployable anti-ram bollard system.

According to the companies’ announcement, ättaGard is a crash-tested, pavement-deployable system designed to go up in minutes without excavation, mounting, or a permanent footprint — positioned as an alternative to concrete blocks and Jersey barriers for festivals, parades, municipalities, and work zones. ZND US (Statesville, NC and Madera, CA) will sell into rental companies and affiliated distributors nationwide.

The partners exhibited at APWA PWX in Houston and plan to show the system at IACP in Orlando in October 2026, with pilots and rental-channel rollouts underway.

Source: PR Newswire — Sept. 15, 2026

What this means for temporary perimeter buyers

Jobsite and event buyers increasingly ask for packages that combine temporary fence panels, gates, privacy screens, and higher-spec vehicle mitigation. A major temporary-fencing OEM adding exclusive U.S. rental-channel access to deployable anti-ram bollards is a signal that hostile vehicle mitigation is moving closer to the everyday temporary perimeter toolkit.

• Crash-tested portable vehicle barriers for events and high-risk work zones
• Rental-ready deployment without permanent foundations
• Pairing opportunities with temporary fencing and bollards on the same mobilization

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