Parking blocks are devices that guide vehicles to safely stop within designated parking spaces and are an important component of parking lots. They are usually made of durable materials such as concrete, rubber, plastic, and metal, and act as physical barriers to prevent vehicle wheels from leaving the parking space. They prevent vehicles from moving forward or backward excessively and damaging other vehicles, pedestrians, and buildings, providing both safety and efficiency. Rubber parking blocks absorb shock to reduce vehicle damage, concrete blocks provide high stability, and plastic blocks are lightweight and easy to install.
Parking blocks are made in eye-catching colors such as yellow, black, and white, and reflective strips are added to make them easy to identify at night. They are usually installed on the boundary of the parking lot, on the sidewalk, near the wall, or in front of a pillar, and are firmly fixed to the ground using fixing pins or adhesives. They prevent vehicles from crossing the parking space, thereby increasing safety, reducing congestion, and preventing collisions between pedestrians and vehicles.
In addition, eco-friendly products made of recycled plastic or recycled rubber are widely used, and they are economical and easy to maintain. Parking blocks are used in various places such as private parking spaces, public parking lots, shopping malls, and hospitals, and contribute to improving parking space alignment and increasing space efficiency. They provide a physical stopping point for drivers to easily stop their vehicles, and their shock-absorbing function protects vehicles and drivers.
They are durable and can be used for a long time without being affected by the external environment, and can be customized by adjusting the size and color according to needs. Due to their economic efficiency, ease of installation and replacement, and driving convenience, parking blocks are widely used as an essential safety device in modern parking lots.