From regulating traffic speed in car parks to providing protection for cables to be laid safely, speed bumps contribute significantly to the safety of your visitors, employees and company vehicles. Aside from commercial premises, speed bumps can also be used in residential and private areas to protect pedestrians and parked cars from accidents.
At Jungheinrich PROFISHOP, you’ll find a wide range of rubber and plastic speed bumps, humps and barriers that can be used for a variety of different purposes. You can buy speed bumps, wheel stops, kerb ramps, guard rails, and even cable fasteners all in our online store.
With attention-grabbing colours and yellow reflectors, our products ensure maximum visibility at any time of day or night and in all weather conditions. In fact, weather proves no issue for our robust products, as they’re made from high-quality materials like vulcanised rubber, polypropylene and PVC.
You can buy speed bumps from us either as a complete set or as individual elements that can be combined separately. The number of base elements, also called standard elements, determines the length of the speed bump, while the two rounded elements at each end protect pedestrians and cyclists from tripping over the humps. Since they come in modules, assembling them is easy and you can transport them with minimal effort.
Speed bumps are primarily used to reduce the maximum driving speed on residential streets, driveways, car parks and company premises. In other words, their aim is to calm traffic. The height and length of the bumps determine how slow the drivers go, so it’s important to take this into account when buying new speed bumps for your business site or residential area.
At Jungheinrich PROFISHOP, you’ll find a large selection of rubber and plastic speed bumps, each with their own benefits:
To safely supply warehouses or construction sites with electricity and water, you should look to use cable ramps. These speed bumps not only protect employees, visitors and customers from tripping, but also prevent vehicles from damaging exposed cables, hoses and pipes. Thanks to their eye-catching colours and robust design, cable ramps reduce the risk of injuries and short circuiting.
To select the right cable ramp for your needs, consider the following factors:
Kerb ramps are ideal for allowing wheelchairs, bicycles, cars and other vehicles to easily negotiate pavements and other raised platforms. Our kerb ramps boast excellent visibility, a textured anti-slip surface and a load-bearing capacity of up to 40 tonnes. These weather-resistant rubber ramps can be permanently fixed to the ground with dowels and can also be used as cable ducts.
To get the most out of your speed bumps, you can also buy practical accessories for speed bumps right here at Jungheinrich PROFISHOP:
When it comes to public roads and accessible car parks, any speed bumps must adhere to the Highways (Road Humps) Regulations 1999. On private land, however, the situation is different. Here, the UK government has advised private landowners to listen to the advice of their local council.
According to UK law, a speed bump cannot exceed 100mm in height. At the other end of the scale, the minimum height a speed bump is allowed to be is 25mm.
Before you start buying or installing speed bumps on public property, you must contact your local council to see if you require a permit or special permission. You do not need a permit for private land, but you should always get the landowner’s permission first.