5mph Heavy Duty Rubber Speed Bump

Name: 5mph Rubber Speed Bump
SKU: CS/05MPH
Price: 117 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4 (1 reviews)

Product code : CS/05MPH

Delivery estimate : Next day (order by 3pm)

Profile dimensions (WxH): 400mm x 70mm

Internal chamber (WxH): 45mm x 25mm

Reduces traffic speeds to 5mph.

Fixing bolts included with all sections (for tarmac or concrete).

Manufactured from 100% recycled moulded rubber.

Length

Fixings

£117.00

+ delivery

Tax excluded

Heavy Duty 5mph Rubber Speed Ramp

A heavy duty steep sloped rubber speed bump which reduces traffic speeds to 5mph. The lengths are of high-visibility yellow and black, with Cats Eyes for extra visibility at night. Features a cable channel measuring 45mm x 25mm to protect trailing cables (there is no channel on the end sections).

Available as individual sections or in cost-saving bundles.

Features:

- 100% recycled rubber

- Steep slopes to reduce speeds to 5mph

- Cats Eyes for night time visibility

- Cable channel 45mm x 25mm

- Tapered end sections

Profile dimensions (W x H): 400mm x 70mm
Material: Rubber (Recycled)
UV resistant: Yes

Posted by: roger Jacques | 2015-10-14 15:58:11

i want to install bumps on a small industrial estate road where once each week o council refuse lorry will pass. Will your product cope with this use. Other traffic is cars and some large vans.

Administrator

The max load is 40 tonne which exceeds the average weight of a refuse collection vehicle. This is based on a straight rolling load (ie both wheels of each axle crossing the ramp simulateously)

Posted by: slowchildrenatplay | 2015-08-16 17:46:51

How long should the drill bit be for the tarmac installation? Thanks

Administrator

Hello, when installing on tarmac the drill bit needs to be 26mm diameter and go 100mm into the ground.

Posted by: botsis | 2015-07-09 22:21:32

What is the maximum weight load that this product can take?

Looking at the entrance to our building, we have delivery trucks and trailers in and out all day.

Administrator

The maximum load is 40 tonnes for a straight rolling load so should cope with all HGV traffic

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