Easy Installation of Rubber Speed Bumps
Rubber speed bumps are a practical solution to control vehicle speed and improve safety. Unlike traditional asphalt or concrete bumps, our rubber speed bumps do not require digging a trench, making installation faster and simpler.
Tools and Materials Needed
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Rubber speed bumps
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Drill with masonry bit (if installing on asphalt/concrete)
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Anchor bolts or screws
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Measuring tape
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Chalk or marking paint
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Safety gear (gloves, glasses, high-visibility vest)
Step-by-Step Installation
1. Measure and Mark the Area
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Measure the road width and determine the number of bumps needed.
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Mark exact locations using chalk or paint. Recommended spacing: 2–4 meters, depending on traffic.
2. Position the Speed Bump
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Place the rubber speed bump at the marked location.
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Ensure it is straight and centered across the lane.
3. Secure the Speed Bump
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Drill holes into the road surface through the pre-made holes in the bump.
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Insert anchor bolts or screws to fix the bump firmly.
4. Check Stability
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Press down and ensure the bump does not move.
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Adjust if necessary before allowing traffic.
Safety Tips
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Always wear protective gear.
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Use cones or signs to alert drivers during installation.
Speed bumps Maintenance
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Inspect periodically for damage.
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Replace worn or loose bumps immediately.
Rubber speed bumps make your streets safer with minimal work. No digging, no heavy materials, just fast, effective speed control.