Product code: bortelis 165 cm
A long rubber parking kerb that marks an entire parking space with a single strip.
The 165 cm wheel stop spans both of a car's wheels, so a single kerb is enough for one parking space. This clearly marks the edge of the space and is handy when you want the car park to look uniform. The rubber body withstands abrasion, chemicals and mechanical damage. A long kerb creates a continuous line that is easier to see from the driver's seat than two separate short elements, and reflectors help make it visible in the dark too.
| Length | 165 cm |
| Material | rubber |
| Reflectors | light-reflecting |
| Quantity per parking space | 1 pc |
| Resistance | to abrasion, chemicals and mechanical damage |
| Other use | framing safety islands |
Car parks at apartment blocks, offices, shopping centres and hotels, garages, and for framing safety islands and pedestrian zones. A continuous kerb is especially useful in car parks next to shop windows, façades or green areas, where the front of the car must not mount the pavement. Long kerbs can also be used to mark out disabled parking or EV charging spaces.
If rainwater flows heavily across the car park, consider two shorter 90 cm kerbs – water will drain freely between them.
We offer rubber wheel stops in two lengths. The 90 cm stop is fitted one per wheel, so you need two per parking space. The 165 cm stop spans both wheels – one per space is enough.
Wheel stops are bolted to asphalt or concrete. The 90 cm stop is fixed with three anchors, so it does not shift when wheels hit it. Before drilling the holes, mark the position of the stop according to how far the front of the car overhangs the wheels.
Yes. Both models have light-reflecting reflectors, so the stop is easier to spot for both drivers and pedestrians – in the evening or in a poorly lit garage.
A rubber wheel stop does not damage tyres and is unaffected by frost, moisture and salt. It is resistant to abrasion, chemicals and mechanical damage, so it is suitable for both outdoor car parks and underground car parks.
A 165 cm stop creates a continuous line that is easier to see from the driver's seat and requires less installation work. Two 90 cm stops are more practical where a lot of rainwater flows across the car park – it drains freely between them – or where parking spaces vary in width and you want to position the stops exactly in line with the wheel track.
Yes, we deliver and install throughout Lithuania. Installation and transport prices are by agreement and are agreed in advance – contact us on +370 652 32015, info@viskasmiestui.lt.
