Choosing the Best Parking Blocks: Concrete, Plastic, or Rubber? A Guide for Property Managers
Selecting the right parking blocks (or wheel stops) for your facility, whether it's a multi-family home complex like a condominium association or a commercial facility such as a church or an office building, is essential for ensuring safety, durability, and cost-effectiveness. They are known by a variety of names, so whether you call them parking blocks, wheel stops, parking stops, curb stops, tire stoppers, car stops, or parking curbs, we can help you select the best one for your facility. As a supplier of parking blocks, I will guide you through the benefits of each material—concrete, recycled rubber, and recycled plastic—and help you determine the best choice for your needs. Because all locations are different, the ideal solution for your facility will be based on several factors we will discuss below.


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This post is a version of the article "A Sign From The Feds" found in the December 2013-January 2014 issue of Building Management Hawaii.