Published sizes
| Product | Material | Size | Weight / notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| CURBIE (Post Guard) | Compression-moulded recycled rubber, black with yellow/white or blue/white | 6 in wide, 4 in tall, 4 ft (3 holes) or 6 ft (4 holes) | Concrete or asphalt |
| Standard curb (Sanderson Concrete, BC) | Precast concrete | 8 in wide × 5½ in tall | About 250 lb |
| Low-profile curb (Sanderson) | Precast concrete | 7½ × 4 in | About 195 lb |
| High-profile curb (Sanderson) | Precast concrete | 12 × 8 in | About 750 lb, with fork voids |
| 7SPC 7 ft standard curb (Westcon Precast, AB) | Precast, 35 MPa at 28 days, 6–8% air | 7 ft long | 145 kg (320 lb) |
| WS-01 premium rubber wheel stop (Barco Products Canada) | Rubber | Not on the summary page | Listed from $90, before Barco’s posted 25% surcharge |
Rubber or concrete
- Rubber: light enough for one person, doesn’t chip, and pins to concrete or asphalt. Good for parkades and anywhere stops get moved.
- Precast concrete: heavy and durable; it needs a truck and a dolly or forklift to place, and pins (or adhesive) to hold it.
- Air entrainment matters in Canada: Westcon publishes 6–8% air for freeze–thaw. Ask for it from any precaster.
Counting is simple: one per stall. Add the stall count to the site-plan builder.