Car park and facility hardware.
A wheel stop is the floor block that decides where a vehicle stops in its bay.
It prevents contact with walls, columns and the next car, and sets the parking layout more firmly than a painted line. In car parks, estates and plant floors it is fitted once and stays for years.
Technical data and dimensions →Bollards, fixed and removable, are the vertical obstacle that keeps vehicles outside a given line.
They are used in pedestrian zones, at building entrances, in front of shopfronts and at service road mouths, with removable types allowing access when needed.
Decorative versions are chosen for their fit with surroundings, steel ones for physical resistance.
Technical data and dimensions →Tactile indicators and anti-slip surfacing give information to blind and partially sighted pedestrians through the floor. A blister surface means "stop here", a bar surface means "travel this way".
Stair heads, platform edges and crossing approaches are the mandatory locations. Anti-slip surfacing gives grip at those same points when wet.
Technical data and dimensions →A wheel stop defines the parking position, while a fixed bollard marks the boundary between vehicle and pedestrian areas. On tactile surfaces, guiding ribs indicate the route and attention domes identify a point that requires attention.
Wheel-stop and bollard positions are considered with vehicle overhang, manoeuvring space and a clear pedestrian route. A tactile route is planned continuously and clear of obstacles; attention and guiding patterns are positioned through the accessibility design.
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