What sizes do these speed bumps come in?
Three lengths are offered: 48", 72" and 106". Width is either 10" or 12", and height is 2" on the 10"-wide models or 2.25" on the 12"-wide models. The 12"-wide versions are made in 48" and 72" lengths only; the 106" bumps are all 10" wide. There are 20 models in total.
How do the mounting options differ?
There are three: concrete hardware, asphalt hardware and glue-down. Concrete and asphalt models are supplied for fastening into that surface, and the model description states which hardware type applies. Glue-down models bond to the surface instead of being fastened, which suits sites where you would rather not drill. All three lengths are available in each style.
What is the difference between the standard and HD models?
The HD models are the heavy-duty asphalt-hardware versions, and they carry a higher price than the standard asphalt models of the same size. Examples are SBHA-48 at 48×10×2 for $189.61, SBHA-36 at 72×10×2 for $260.30, and SBHA-108 at 106×10×2 for $366.64. The specifications do not detail the construction difference beyond the heavy-duty designation.
How much do they cost?
Prices run from $129.57 to $366.64 across the 20 models. The least expensive is SB-48, a 48×10×2 concrete-hardware bump at $129.57. The most expensive is SBHA-108, a heavy-duty asphalt-hardware bump at 106×10×2 for $366.64. Price generally tracks length, width and mounting style, with glue-down and heavy-duty versions costing more than the standard concrete-hardware equivalents.
Should I choose the 10" or the 12" wide model?
The 12"-wide models are also taller, at 2.25" versus 2" for the 10"-wide versions, so they present a larger profile to traffic. They cost more: SB-48 at 48×10×2 is $129.57, while SBD-48 at 48×12×2.25 is $165.45. If you need the full 106" length, only the 10"-wide models are offered.
Where are they made and what warranty applies?
They are made in the USA by Vestil Manufacturing and carry a 1-Year Limited warranty. That warranty applies across the range, from the 48" concrete-hardware model up to the 106" heavy-duty asphalt-hardware model. For anything outside those stated terms, including freight, lead time or specific site approvals, check the current order details before you buy.
