Discount Ramps Guardian DH-PB-5: Heavy Duty 36 Inch Rubber Parking Curb for Maximum Protection and Safety Review

My husband used to complain that I didn't drive my car far enough into the garage. This solved our problem. Now we know exactly where to stop. It's definitely worth the money. No questions, no problems. I even ordered another one for another car. The weight prevents slipping. He stays where he is.

I didn't want to take any risks when he was driving and the driver crashed into the washer and dryer outside the garage. Fasteners are not included so I had to go to my local hardware store to get screws to bolt it to the concrete. Yes, once the driver accelerated the car, but did not jump over the stopper.

Nice. Looks great. Heavy enough to stop a van. However, tend to move over time. So I put painter's tape on the garage floor to mark where it should be and reapplied it regularly. More expensive than a hanging ball, but much cooler. And they won't smash him in the door, rip him from the ceiling and take him with them!

I use them to park my heavy pickup truck in the garage. In general I am satisfied with them. I found the double sided tape was not enough to keep them in place with such a large truck. I ended up using stone bolts drilled into the slab, which works well. They are made of durable rubber and do the job, although over time they tend to deform slightly from the weight of the truck. I would buy them again for this purpose.

Purchased Guardian Heavy Duty 36" parking lip to help park my 3/4 ton pickup in the garage. With only 4 inches of extra room, I needed to get the truck as far as possible without hitting the wall. This parking curb is big enough to easily stop a truck before it hits a wall. Instead of bolting the curb to the floor, I built a frame out of 2 x 4 lumber that installed between the curb and the wall to prevent the truck from pushing it forward.

This apartment building had a very windy storm last year, there was a large garbage can on the property, the garbage can hit the wall, causing great damage, and also missing the resident, who returned home at the same time. Time. I wanted to secure the dumpster so something like this wouldn't happen again. I drilled holes in the concrete and secured the bumpers to the ground with heavy concrete bolts. Two of these bumpers are now in front of the dumpster. They work great and are tall enough to…

We put one of these (36") in our garage and none of my cars move with it. It's on the driver's side for the front wheel and stays put on every time except when my kids kick it like a big toy. We drive very slowly towards it, because who wants to run over someone? To give you an idea of the cars that don't have this problem, we drive a slightly understated Benz sedan, a midsize SUV, and an upscale Jeep Wrangler SUV with 33-inch wheels. We were concerned that the Jeep would roll over slightly…

I've been using it for a month now. Super useful and the width/weight means I don't have to fiddle with it. We use it for the opposite of what many might do - we use it to make sure we drive far enough to clear the electric garage door since our (ridiculously large and heavy) SUV is quite long for our garage. Once it was where it needed to be I took a black spell marker and drew some lines so if someone hit it too hard we would mark the spot to reattach it. Bright enough, no one has tripped…