Rubber Parking Curb Stops
Price range: $109.75 through $119.75
Rubber parking curbs (rubber parking stops) are a superior way to keep parking lots organized, and vehicles safe from curb damage. Roadly’s rubber curbs are designed for both indoor or outdoor application.
Unlike concrete curb stops that chip, crack and crumble, rubber curb stops are flexible, and stand up better over time. They are highly visible and give your parking lot a better overall appearance which makes them the clear choice over concrete parking curbs.
- Standard size: 1828 x 150 x 100 mm (72″ x 5.91″ x 3.94″)
- Promotes safe damage free parking
- Embedded solid reflective stripes made from road-marking tape, in yellow or blue
- Made with 95% pre and post consumer recycled rubber from tires and conveyor belts, plus 5% virgin SBR rubber for added durability
- High tensile strength and tear resistance from fibre-reinforced source material
- Four reinforced, recessed bolt holes for secure, low profile mounting
- For asphalt and concrete applications
- Fastening pins sold separately
* Bulk pricing available for quantities above 20 rubber curbs. Use the request a quote button below to order in bulk and save.
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Description
Rubber parking curbs vs concrete
Concrete parking blocks fail in a freeze and thaw climate. Water gets into the concrete, freezes, and breaks the block apart from the inside. Snowplows catch the edges and crack them. Once a concrete curb starts to crumble, the rebar is exposed and the block has to be replaced.
A rubber curb flexes instead. It absorbs the hit from a bumper or a plow blade and returns to shape, and because it is moulded from recycled rubber there is no rebar to rust and no surface to spall. The striped face stays visible longer than painted concrete, which fades after a season or two in the sun.
How many parking curbs do you need
One 6 foot curb per stall is standard, centred on the stall so a vehicle contacts it with both front wheels.
Count your stalls, add a few spares for damage, and order in one go. Bulk pricing applies on 20 or more, and custom pallet quantities are available if you are outfitting a full lot.
Installing on asphalt and concrete
Every curb has four reinforced, recessed bolt holes on a 1660 mm span. Fasteners are sold separately and are chosen to suit the surface. On concrete, use a screw anchor set into a drilled hole, such as our Torpedo Bolts heavy duty concrete screw anchors. On asphalt, use a long driven spike.
The method is the same either way: set the curb in position, mark through the four recessed holes, drill or drive, then fasten. Set the curb back far enough from the stall line that an overhanging bumper clears whatever is behind it, and leave a drainage gap between curbs in a row so meltwater and grit are not trapped against the blocks.
Specifications
| Overall length | 1828 mm (72 in) |
|---|---|
| Height | 100 mm (3.94 in) |
| Base width | 150 mm (5.91 in) |
| Base thickness | 50 mm (1.97 in) |
| Weight | 15.9 kg (35 lb) |
| Chamfer angles | 53 degrees and 45 degrees |
| Bolt holes | 4, reinforced and recessed |
| Bolt hole span | 1660 mm (65.35 in) |
| Outer hole spacing | 510 mm (20.08 in) |
| Centre hole spacing | 263.5 mm (10.37 in) |
| Material | 95% pre and post consumer recycled rubber from tires and conveyor belts, 5% virgin SBR rubber |
| Finish | Embedded solid reflective stripes made from road-marking tape. Yellow Stripes or Blue Stripes |
| Use | Indoor or outdoor, on asphalt or concrete |
| Hardware | Fastening pins sold separately |
| Bulk | Bulk pricing on 20 or more. Custom pallet quantities available |
| Made by | Manufactured by Roadly |
Where these get used
Parking lots for retail, office and multi residential buildings, municipal lots, school and hospital lots, warehouse yards, and anywhere a wheel stop protects a building face, a bollard, a charging station or a walkway from bumper contact.
Frequently Asked Questions
Rubber or concrete parking curbs?
Rubber flexes and returns to shape after a bumper or plow hit, with no rebar to rust and no surface to spall. Concrete breaks apart in freeze and thaw and chips when plows catch the edges.
What size are they?
72 in (1828 mm) long, 5.91 in (150 mm) wide and 3.94 in (100 mm) high, about 35 lb (15.9 kg), with yellow or blue reflective stripes.
How far from the sidewalk curb should I install them?
Set the curb 2 to 3 ft (60 to 90 cm) back from the sidewalk curb or wall, which is the usual placement. The front wheels then stop before the bumper overhangs the sidewalk. Keep it parallel to the curb and centred on the stall.
How many do I need?
One 6 ft curb per stall, centred so both front wheels contact it. Add a few spares. Bulk pricing applies on 20 or more.
How are they installed?
Four recessed bolt holes. Use screw anchors such as Torpedo Bolts on concrete and long driven spikes on asphalt. Fasteners are sold separately. Full steps: how to install rubber parking curbs.
Who makes them?
They are manufactured by Roadly from 95% recycled tire and conveyor belt rubber plus 5% virgin SBR rubber.
Additional information
| Weight | 15876 g |
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| Dimensions | 182.8 × 15.0 × 10.0 cm |
| Variant | Yellow Stripes, Blue Stripes |
Sara Rubio –
These are so much better than the concrete curbs. Our condo board ordered these because the concrete ones were getting beat up and cracked especially after the winter months when they get hit by the snow removal crews. These are more durable and easier to reset if they get knocked out by the snow removal company.