The speed bump complete kit is ideal for reducing the speed of vehicles down to 5mph and contains everything you’ll need to get set up, including end caps and mid sections. Available in a variety of sizes to suit your situation, these heavy-duty speed bumps are suitable for HGV traffic and have a weight capacity of up to 60 tonnes. The traffic ramps are often used in car parks and on commercial and industrial sites, as well as private facilities including construction sites, hospitals and schools.
Designed to reduce accidents and prevent injuries by making vehicles travel at lower speeds, the highly visible black and yellow paints combine with cats eye night reflectors to ensure they’re visible in all light conditions. Made of extremely durable recycled rubber, the speed bumps feature grooved diamond shapes for the best possible water drainage and grip. The speed bumps are UV, temperature and moisture resistant.
Speed Bump 5mph – Kit Contents
The mid sections are supplied in 1 metre lengths, half black and half yellow, featuring a total of eight pre-drilled holes. The kit also includes a yellow and a black end cap, allowing for an alternating yellow/black pattern from end-to-end, measuring 180mm in length with two pre-drilled holes. The speed ramp has a height of 70mm and a width of 350mm.
For example, the 1.35m kit has a yellow section, black section, yellow end, black end and heavy-duty bolts. The 2.35m adds an extra yellow and black mid section and same for longer lengths
The M10 shield anchor bolts are designed for heavy-duty, load-baring applications and are suitable for tarmac and concrete installation. You’ll receive the exact amount you need to completely fasten the entire speed bump, 120mm in length. To install, first mark the position of bolts, drill the required holes at the correct size, insert the fixing and then secure the speed bump in place.
Where To Install Your Speed Bump
Often installed in areas where road users and pedestrians mix, speed bumps are best situated at entrances or zebra crossings and are perfect speed deterrents for low-speed zones.
Whatever you call them – speed bumps, speed ramps, speed humps or sleeping policemen – they need to be installed straight across the road and set away from junctions. Vehicles turning on a speed bump can cause discomfort for the driver and passenger and will damage the bumps over time. It also reduces the likelihood the vehicle stalling.
