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Recycled Rubber Parking Kerbs
£119.99 -
Recycled Rubber Parking Kerbs with Concrete Fixings
From £99.99 To £109.99 -
Seton Speed Bump with Strengthening Rail – 5MPH
From £175.00 To £1,085.00 -
Plastic Wheel Chocks & Holders
From £28.99 To £36.99 -
Heavy-Duty Wheel Chocks
From £19.99 To £49.99 -
One Way Traffic Spike Kits
£2,906.45 -
Seton Speed Bump – 5MPH
From £115.00 To £1,039.00 -
Seton Speed Bump - 10MPH
From £89.00 To £999.00 -
One Way Traffic Spike Unit
£269.99 -
Seton Speed Bump with Strengthening Rail – 10MPH
From £145.00 To £1,049.00 -
Parking Block
£39.99 -
Light-Duty Wheel Chocks
£9.99 -
One Way Spike - End Caps
£39.99 -
Replacement Spikes for One Way Spike Unit
£30.99 -
Reflective Kerbside Ramps
From £49.99 To £69.99 -
Photoluminescent Retro-Reflective Drive Lane Square Markers
£60.00 -
Photoluminescent Retro-Reflective Drive Lane Circle Markers
£45.00 -
Traffic Flow Plates
£274.99
Speed Bumps & Parking Blocks
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How to choose the correct traffic calming equipment?
In any area where you have vehicles moving around, there are safety risks. Our speed bumps and parking blocks encourage drivers to behave responsibly and make your employees and visitors safer. There are a variety of designs available, with clear markings to ensure drivers notice them. They are easy to install, requiring no special skills, and can be combined with line markings and safety signs to direct drivers to move around your car park in an orderly way.
Our useful guide to choosing the correct traffic calming equipment also includes information on wheel spikes and stops, using parking blocks to prevent accidents and frequently asked questions about implementing speed bumps in your car park.

Expert Information
Speed Humps & Sleeping Policeman Buying Guide
Setting up speed bumps and parking blocks in your car park or driveway makes drivers more likely to control their speed and drive with care. It reduces the risk of vehicles bumping into each other and it increases pedestrian safety.
Choosing the Correct Traffic Calming Equipment
We stock many different types of speed bumps suitable for dealing with vehicles of different sizes and weights. All will affect a vehicle’s ability to drive at speed, however you should select a solution that works for your particular circumstances. If cars are the only vehicles present on-site, you will be able to use smaller speed bumps. If you are looking to slow down larger vehicles such as vans and lorries you should choose a speed control system that is scaled up appropriately.You do not need any special skills to install the speed bumps we stock. Our Speed Bump Kits are supplied with all the fixings you need and they can be used on either concrete or tarmac surfaces. Modular speed bumps make it easy for you to extend them sideways so you can protect larger areas and guard against drivers simply going around them. Speed bumps made from recycled materials are just as durable as the standard variety, but will assist in mitigating your carbon footprint - something well worth considering when looking at parking provision and the use of cars in general.