Modular Rubber Traffic Speed Bump with Reflective Beads, 100cm, Black & Yellow

Modular Rubber Speed Bump UAE Sonasa Trading 

Slow traffic down before it becomes a problem. The rubber speed bump from Sonasa Trading is a 100cm traffic calming device pressed from high-impact recycled rubber, with reflective beads baked directly into the yellow stripe panels. One meter per module. Bolt it down, link another module beside it, done. No cutting, no custom orders, no waiting on fabrication.

Facility managers in Sharjah and site supervisors running busy gates in Dubai have been using this exact hump at loading docks, parking areas, and compound entrances for years. The black and yellow profile is immediately recognizable to any driver on a UAE industrial site.

Key Features of This Modular Rubber Speed Bump

• Pressed from high-impact recycled rubber  forklift crossings, truck traffic, and heavy goods vehicles in UAE logistics yards will not deform it under normal operating load
• Yellow stripe panels carry factory-embedded reflective beads that bounce headlight beam back at night; no separate reflector strips to lose or replace
• Black and yellow coloring matches RTA hazard marking conventions recognized across Dubai’s industrial zones, so drivers respond instinctively
• Each 100cm section locks end-to-end. Build a 2m, 3m, 4m, or any longer crossing by adding modules. No tools needed to join them
• The top surface is deep-ribbed for grip. Vehicles crossing at the recommended 10 km/h maintain traction; no slide, no skid
• The base plate comes pre-drilled. Fix to asphalt, concrete, or paving block with standard anchor bolts. No specialist installer required
• Sold as a single 100cm module. End caps are available separately for a clean, finished profile on open-ended installations

Specifications

Specification	Detail
Material	High-impact recycled rubber
Module Length	100 cm
Color	Black body, yellow reflective stripe
Reflective Feature	Embedded reflective beads on yellow panel
Surface Finish	Deep-ribbed for traction
Fixing Method	Pre-drilled base plate, anchor bolts
Configuration	Interlocking modular
Certifications	Contact Sonasa Trading for current details

Safety Information

• Fix every module with anchor bolts before opening the lane. A loose module shifts under braking and creates its own hazard
• Flat surfaces only. On slopes steeper than 5 degrees, vehicles hit the bump at an angle. Two-wheeled vehicles are particularly vulnerable to rollover on a gradient crossing
• Check anchor bolt torque and reflective bead condition every 90 days on busy sites. Dubai and Abu Dhabi’s sand environment is abrasive; beads embedded in the rubber surface wear faster than in temperate climates
• 10 km/h is the maximum recommended crossing speed. Vehicles hitting the bump above 15 km/h put repeated stress on the bolt holes and crack the rubber base over time
• Each module weighs between 6 and 10 kg. Wear safety boots and gloves during installation

How To Use This Rubber Speed Bump

• Measure lane width. Count the number of 100cm modules needed to cover the full crossing
• Set the module flat on the surface and mark anchor bolt positions through the base plate holes
• Drill to the depth required for your surface type  asphalt and concrete have different anchor depths
• Drop the module into position and insert anchor bolts through the pre-drilled holes
• Tighten each bolt until the module does not shift when pushed by hand
• Lock additional modules end-to-end across the full lane width. Fit end caps to close any open profile at the edges

Where This Rubber Speed Bump Is Used

Warehousing depots along Jebel Ali and logistics yards in the Sharjah Industrial Area were early adopters of the modular rubber speed hump format precisely because bolt-down rubber handles heavy axle loads without cracking the way concrete does. Construction sites across Deira install them at pedestrian crossing points near site entrances, where delivery vehicles arrive throughout the day.

Residential communities in Dubai Investment Park and Jumeirah Village use the black and yellow hump at access roads where waste trucks and service vans come and go daily. Gated compounds in Abu Dhabi favor the modular design because sections can be removed during events and reinstalled the next day.

Schools, shopping mall car parks, and petrol station forecourts are the highest-volume repeat buyers in the UAE. Procurement teams at those sites typically order 10 to 40 modules per location and reorder every two to three years.

Order This Rubber Speed Bump Wholesale in Dubai

Sonasa Trading supplies rubber speed bumps wholesale to contractors, facility managers, and procurement teams across Dubai, Sharjah, Ajman, Abu Dhabi, and RAK. Orders of 10 modules or more qualify for bulk pricing. Contact the team through safety materials Dubai for a same-week quote, or browse the full range of road and site safety products. WhatsApp support runs 24/7 for urgent site orders.

FAQs

What is a modular rubber speed bump and how does it work?

It is a recycled rubber ramp bolted to a road or car park surface. The raised profile forces drivers to slow to around 10 km/h before crossing. Modules are 100cm each and interlock, so any lane width can be covered. Embedded reflective beads keep the bump visible at night without additional fittings.

What is the difference between a speed bump and a speed hump?

A road speed hump runs wider and lower across the road, designed for traffic to cross at 15 to 25 km/h. A speed bump is narrower and higher, targeting a near-stop at 5 to 10 km/h. For private car parks, compound entrances, and gated sites in Dubai, speed bumps are the standard choice where full vehicle control is needed.