2 Metre Rubber Parking Kerb with Yellow End Strips - 2000 x 150 x 100 mm

One long kerb across the head of the bay, so the wheels stop before the bumper reaches the wall. This 2 metre black parking kerb bolts down at the front of a car parking bay. A driver rolls forward until the front tyres touch it, which keeps the car clear of a building, a footpath, a fence or the car parked opposite. At about 2000mm long it spans most of a standard bay, so a car that is parked a little off centre still meets the kerb with both front wheels. Yellow strips at each end show where it is in poor light. It measures about 2000 x 150 x 100mm and weighs about 17.5kg. The price is for one kerb.

Why this kerb works

Full bay width. Shorter blocks work for one wheel each. A single 2 metre length catches both front wheels, even when the driver parks slightly to one side, and there is only one item to fit per bay.

Yellow at both ends. Textured yellow strips run along both sloping sides at each end, so the ends of the kerb show up from either direction, including in a dim car park. The middle third is plain black.

Sloped sides and ends. The long sides and the ends slope down to the ground, so the kerb has no sharp step for a tyre or a foot to catch, and a wheel meets a firm face rather than a sharp edge.

Four fixing points. Four holes run down through the top along the centre line, one near each end and one either side of the middle, so the kerb is held at both ends and in the centre.

Hollow underside. The base is moulded with open pockets, which keeps the weight down to about 17.5kg for a 2 metre length while the top stays solid.

Where it is used

Use it at the head of bays in office, retail park, hotel, school, hospital and housing car parks, in front of glazed shop fronts and building walls, along footpaths beside parking, and in staff car parks behind business units. It also marks where vehicles should stop in front of bin stores, cycle shelters and fences.

Specifications

Sizes are approximate, as moulded parts vary slightly.

How to fit it

1. Set the kerb across the head of the bay, square to the bay lines and far enough from the wall that a car stops with room to open the boot or walk past.
2. Mark all 4 holes on the ground.
3. Into concrete: drill for and fit 4 M12 x 150mm through bolts. Into tarmac: fit 4 M12 x 150mm set screws with rubber sleeves.
4. Tighten the fixings evenly so the kerb sits flat along its full length.
5. Check the fixings after the first week of use, then now and then.

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Care

Sweep debris away from the kerb so water drains past it, check the fixings now and then, and wash the yellow strips to keep them bright. Replace the kerb if it splits or a fixing hole tears out.

Frequently asked questions

Ordering and delivery

Add the number you need and check out online, with Express UK Delivery to your site. For a car park or a larger order, call 01744 520 110 or email sales@industrialsuppliesco.co.uk and we will confirm availability, fixings and delivery before you order.