Speed ​​Breakers

Rubber and Plastic Speed Bump Systems

A speed bump is a raised traffic-calming product fixed to the road surface that makes vehicles slow down at a chosen point, improving safety for pedestrians and drivers alike. Its modular design lets you add sections to match the width of the road, while end caps close off both sides for a neat finish.

Speed Bump Types and Sizes

• Rubber speed bumps: sets made from 50x40, 50x50 and 60x50 cm modules, available in ready-made lengths from 2 to 10 metres.
• PPC plastic oval speed bumps: built from 333x300x40 mm modules, with sets from 2.85 to 9.85 metres.
• Cat's eye plastic speed bumps: 500x500x45 mm modules with reflectors that stay visible at night.
• Solar flashing speed bumps: models with solar-powered LED flashers that blink to warn drivers in the dark.
• Cable protector speed bumps: 600x500x75 mm channelled units that let cables or hoses pass underneath.
• End caps: matching end pieces for each speed bump type are sold separately.

Applications and Installation

Speed bumps are used on private estate roads, at car park entrances and exits, on school, hospital and factory grounds, at fuel stations and ahead of pedestrian crossings. The surface must be level and clean: position the bump, mark and drill the holes, then fix it with anchors and screws. Installing speed bumps on public roads requires permission from the municipality or the relevant road authority.

Frequently Asked Questions

What length of speed bump do I need? The bump should span the full width of the road. Measure your road and pick the nearest set length, or contact us for other sizes.

Should I choose rubber or plastic? Rubber bumps are flexible and quieter to drive over, making them a good fit for busy car parks and estate roads. Plastic bumps are lighter, and the cat's eye and flashing versions suit locations where night-time visibility matters.

What is a cable protector speed bump for? It shields electrical cables and hoses crossing a driveway from being crushed while also acting as a speed bump.