• Strength and Durability: The 76 mm diameter ensures a superior impact absorption capacity compared to standard models, ideal for areas with heavy traffic.
• Inclusive PRM safety: Essential for bringing ramps and paths for the disabled up to code, avoiding the trapping of wheels or the lateral fall of the wheelchair.
• Long-term protection: The industrial galvanization treatment makes the device immune to rust and oxidation, even in outdoor environments exposed to rain and humidity.
• Prevention of structural damage: Actively protects parking walls and pedestrian areas, reducing maintenance costs related to small maneuvering impacts.
• Ease of installation: The straight design and pre-drilled plates allow for quick installation on concrete or asphalt surfaces.

The h729_47 wheel stop is the optimal solution for multi-storey car parks, shopping centers and business areas where it is necessary to delimit parking spaces against walls or sensitive equipment. It is an essential component for the upgrading of disabled ramps in public buildings, hospitals and schools, acting as a lateral safety side. It is also widely used in logistics warehouses to physically separate the transit of forklifts from pedestrian areas or shelving, ensuring the protection of the building.

Choosing the h729_47 model means focusing on a heavy-duty product that combines vehicular safety and accessibility. Unlike rubber curbs, the 76 mm galvanized steel structure offers a non-deformable mechanical resistance and multi-year durability without the need for maintenance. It is the right choice for designers and safety managers looking for a reliable product, certified by the quality of the material and capable of responding to different regulatory needs at a glance.

Why is the 76 mm diameter preferable for car parks?

A larger diameter such as Ø 76 mm offers a wider contact surface for the tire, better distributing the impact force and ensuring superior visibility for the driver during maneuvering, compared to thinner models.

Does the galvanization resist even in coastal areas or with road salt?

Yes, hot-dip galvanization is a process that bonds steel to zinc at a molecular level, creating an extremely resistant barrier to saline corrosion and anti-freeze treatments used on roads during winter.

Is it possible to install the wheel stop on inclined ramps?

Certainly. Thanks to the robust fixing plates, the wheel stop can be firmly anchored on ramps with a high slope to perform its function as a lateral safety side (PRM), effectively preventing wheelchairs from tipping over.