Selecting the right parking blocks (or wheel stops) for your facility, whether it's a multi-family home complex like a condominium association or a commercial facility such as a church or an office building, is essential for ensuring safety, durability, and cost-effectiveness. They are known by a variety of names, so whether you call them parking blocks, wheel stops, parking stops, curb stops, tire stoppers, car stops, or parking curbs, we can help you select the best one for your facility. As a supplier of parking blocks, I will guide you through the benefits of each material—concrete, recycled rubber, and recycled plastic—and help you determine the best choice for your needs. Because all locations are different, the ideal solution for your facility will be based on several factors we will discuss below.
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In recent years, there has been a rising concern over the safety of public spaces and commercial establishments due to vehicle intrusions. Instances of vehicles intentionally or unintentionally crashing into storefronts have resulted in significant damage to property and injury to customers and employees. Hawaii had two such incidences that brought this reality too close for comfort. To mitigate such risks and enhance safety, the installation of bollards has emerged as an effective solution. This article explores the importance of using bollards to prevent vehicles from causing harm to people and property by driving through storefronts.
Understanding the Threat:
Vehicle intrusions into storefronts can occur due to various reasons, including intentional attacks, driver error, medical emergencies, or mechanical failures. Regardless of the cause, the consequences can be devastating. Such incidents can lead to injuries, loss of life, property damage, and financial repercussions for businesses. To address this growing concern, it is crucial to implement proactive measures that act as a deterrent and provide a physical barrier against vehicle intrusions.