parking barrier

Common parking barrier types include heavy‑duty rubber parking curbs (wheel stops) to stop and position vehicles, traffic/construction cones (usually PVC) for temporary marking, and steel or metal safety bollards to protect pedestrians and infrastructure.

Parking barriers are typically made from industrial‑grade rubber for curbs, PVC (polyvinyl chloride) for traffic/construction cones, and steel or other metals for bollards.

Many parking barriers include high‑visibility elements: rubber curbs often have multiple yellow reflective safety strips (commonly eight), while traffic cones typically include dual 360° reflective collars for nighttime visibility.

Rubber parking curbs commonly come with pre‑drilled mounting holes for permanent anchoring. Steel bollards are shown with pre‑drilled base plates and usually include anchor bolts for secure installation to the surface.

These barriers are described as compatible with asphalt, concrete, compacted gravel, loose gravel, and even dirt or uneven terrain. Installation method and anchoring may vary by surface.