Wheel Stops
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Lane Separators | Yellow with White Reflectors | 1m Long | Fixings Included
SKU: KVS-LS-1
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SKU: KVS-LS-1
Control vehicle movement and enhance safety in your parking areas with wheel stops from Steelmark—Australia’s trusted name in traffic and safety infrastructure. Designed to comply with Australian Standards and crafted for durability, our wheel stops are ideal for car parks, commercial buildings, schools, hospitals, and private developments.
Made from high-quality rubber, concrete, or recycled plastic, Steelmark wheel stops are engineered to resist UV degradation, corrosion, and heavy vehicle impacts. Easy to install and effective at preventing overrun into walkways or adjoining spaces, our wheel stops are a cost-effective way to ensure compliance and reduce property damage.
Whether you're a facility manager, car park operator, or construction contractor, Steelmark has a solution that meets both AS/NZS 2890.1:2004 requirements and your project needs.
Wheel stops are low barriers installed at the end of car parking bays to prevent vehicles from going too far forward, thereby protecting walls, pathways, and pedestrians. They are commonly used in both indoor and outdoor parking lots.
Installing wheel stops is straightforward:
Mark the position of the wheel stop in line with your parking layout.
Drill holes into the ground using a hammer drill, matching the fixings provided.
Insert anchors and secure the wheel stop with bolts. Most units can be installed on concrete or asphalt and require only basic tools and fixings.
Yes. The relevant standard is AS/NZS 2890.1:2004, which specifies:
Maximum height: 100mm
Width: 1650mm (for standard bays)
Placement: Typically 900mm from the front of the bay to allow safe clearance for vehicle overhangs
Compliance ensures accessibility, safety, and minimal obstruction for pedestrians.
Wheel stops are used in:
Commercial car parks
Shopping centres
Office and apartment buildings
Hospitals and schools
Loading bays and industrial facilities
They are essential wherever vehicle overrun could cause damage or safety issues, especially near pedestrian walkways or building facades.
