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Vehicle safety in your car park, or other outdoor spaces, is of paramount importance. A poorly secured vehicle has the potential to cause a serious accident. Parking blocks and kerbs are useful tools to make sure vehicles remain parked, even on a steep incline.

Maintaining health and safety standards is a legal requirement, and is essential to avoid the injuries and fatalities that could otherwise occur in and around your workplace. Vehicles, and in particular large industrial vehicles, have the potential to be a serious hazard. Parking blocks and kerbs, from Seton, ensure vehicles are parked as safely as possible.

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A vehicle rolling down a hill has the potential to do a lot of damage, and even more so if that vehicle is a large lorry. Parking blocks and kerbs are a simple but affordable method of preventing an accident that could cost a lot both financially and in terms of casualties. Seton has a comprehensive selection of blocks, chocks and kerbs suitable for the various vehicles used around your business.

Seton prides itself on offering products that reflect the diverse needs of differing work sites. We are aware that vehicles of all sizes might be present and will require different parking blocks to secure them. With the range of parking blocks and kerbs available, you can easily find a product to suit your situation.

Parking Kerbs, Blocks and Chocks - Deciding What’s Best


Our collection includes:

  • Kerbs

  • Parking blocks

  • Chocks


Kerbs and parking blocks will need to be fixed in position. They are suitable for use on either tarmac or concrete, making them ideal for car parks and show rooms.

Parking blocks can be combined to create the size of run you require. Eye-catching designs make them easily visible. Check out our fixing bolts and fixing spikes to secure your parking blocks.

Chocks have the convenience of easy portability, making them ideal to secure your vehicles when off-site, as well as on your premises. We have a variety of options available for use with vehicles of various weights, including a heavy-duty option suitable for high-volume loading facilities.

Vehicle Stoppers and Accident Prevention


Increase the safety of vehicles on your premises. Use our parking blocks and kerbs in conjunction with barriers and cones, bollards and posts. By combining these elements you can clearly define vehicle access and areas safe for pedestrians - protecting people, vehicles, and assets from damage.

Carrying out a car park and vehicle management risk assessment to minimise the risks of vehicles and ensure you are complying with health and safety rules might seem confusing. By shopping with Seton for your safety equipment, you can eliminate these complications. All our products comply fully with relevant UK and EU safety legislation and we are always happy to offer advice to make sure you purchase the correct product.

The cost of an accident involving a vehicle can exceed the financial. Vehicle accidents can cause injuries and even fatalities to your workforce and members of the public. Parking blocks and kerbs are a straightforward measure you can take to reduce the likelihood of accidents and the subsequent costs and injuries.

FAQs


When do I need a parking block?

You might need to install a permanent parking block, also known as a parking kerb or parking wheel stopper, in your car park, yard or other outdoor area, depending on the layout of the land and the activities carried out there. Not all car parks require a car parking stopper, which is why you need to carry out that risk assessment.

Sometimes it is necessary to install a parking blocker in a specific area or just in specific bays, perhaps because of other hazards in the area, or a steep slope, such as a ramp that leads to a loading or delivery area. It can be useful to install parking kerbs on site entrances, traffic islands, and any area where safety will be increased by calming traffic and controlling the movement of heavy work vehicles.

When do I need portable parking wheel stops?

You may need to carry portable parking wheel stops if the activities you carry out require you to ensure that your vehicle is securely parked in a range of different circumstances. Times when portable parking wheel stops can be useful include when winching and towing, launching and recovering, or when a vehicle needs to be parked on a steep slope to carry out work.

Make sure that you choose parking wheel stops that are adequate for the weight and type of vehicle they will be used with. Wheel stopper for cars are not designed to be uses with HGVs. The primary purpose of a parking wheel stopper is to ensure that the vehicle is parked securely, so you will need much more heavy-duty ones for larger vehicles.

What are the best parking blocks for my business?

This will depend on your circumstances and the hazards that are present both on your business premises and on your worksites. Here are a few of our popular parking blocks and parking wheel stops:

  • Heavy-Duty Wheel Chocks – These heavy-duty parking blocks grip tyres firmly and cause downward pressure to lock the wheels in place. Available as single-sided or double-sided blocks, they are highly durable and resistant to sun, salt and oil.

  • Light-Duty Wheel Chocks – These highly affordable rubber wheel stops UK will prevent vehicles moving while jacked up or on a slope. Made from high-density rubber, they are light and portable and will not damage tyres or pavements.


Here at Seton, we have a wide range of options when it comes to parking blocks and wheel stoppers. If you have any questions at all, feel free to call us and ask our friendly experts for advice.