Parking blocks

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Discussion in Uncategorized started by In-Line (unclaimed legacy handle), Jul 3, 2005. 2 replies, last reply Jul 3, 2005.

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Did a search and did not find the answer I was looking for,,,,, I know it has been posted on the old forum.... What is the "typical" setback for placing parking blocks in a 18FT stall. Mike In-Line

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paramountbossUnclaimed legacy handle
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36" from the back end of the wheel stop. Sean Paramount Asphalt

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stripeitokUnclaimed legacy handle

3 ft is the correct distance, yet at times you will have customers who think it should be less. That is a good time to bring up the big trucks, SUV's and old cadi's that have such long front ends.. Put it any shorter there is a chance someone parks up on it and knocks a hole in the side of a building. Not a good thing endless you also do drywall.

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