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Street Solutions UK · SKU:
046010
Sharks Teeth Ramp - Mid Section
Modular sharks teeth ramp mid section for cars and HGVs. Heavy gauge steel, powder-coated, with 5 replaceable spring-loaded tooth cartridges per plate.
£283.33
each, ex VAT
£339.99
inc VAT
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Sharks Teeth Ramp - Mid Section
Regular price
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Sharks Teeth Ramp - Mid Section is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Why it works
Engineered for repeat vehicle flow control
Cartridge tooth replacement
Each tooth sits in its own cartridge, so a damaged one can be swapped without removing the whole ramp.
Built for cars and HGVs
Heavy gauge steel chequer plate rated to take both cars and HGVs.
High-visibility black and yellow
Powder-coated chequer plate with yellow tooth cartridges stays visible to approaching drivers.
No drainage channel needed
Surface-mounted fixing means there's no need to cut a drainage channel before installing.
Overview
Sharks Teeth Ramp - Mid Section - Overview
The Sharks Teeth Ramp is a modular, directional flow-control plate for restricting vehicle movement to one direction. Five spring-loaded tooth cartridges lie flat as a vehicle passes over in the permitted direction and spring back upright to obstruct travel the other way. This mid section bolts straight onto tarmac or concrete and is rated for cars and HGVs.
500mm
Plate length
490mm
Plate width
20kg
Plate weight
5cartridges
Teeth per plate
| Dimensions | |
|---|---|
| Length | 500mm |
| Width | 490mm |
| Plate height | 50mm |
| Height including teeth | 100mm |
| Weight | 20kg |
| Details | |
|---|---|
| Configuration | Mid section - end caps sold separately |
| Tooth cartridges | 5 per plate, individually replaceable |
| Fixing | Bolt down, 4 bolts per plate |
| Drill hole size | 24mm tarmac fixings |
| Mechanism | Built-in counterbalance and heavy-duty spring |
| Plate material | Heavy gauge steel, powder-coated |
| Teeth material | High density polyethylene |
| Colour | Black chequer plate with yellow cartridges |
Frequently asked questions
How do the teeth control the direction of travel?
How do the teeth control the direction of travel?
Each tooth cartridge is marked with an arrow showing the permitted direction. The tooth lies flat as a vehicle passes over that way, then springs back upright to obstruct travel the other way.
Does this include the end sections?
Does this include the end sections?
No. This listing is for the mid section only - end caps are sold separately, and you'll need at least two to complete a ramp.
How is the ramp fixed down?
How is the ramp fixed down?
Each mid section bolts down with 4 fixings into a 24mm drilled hole, suitable for tarmac surfaces over 6 months old with at least 50mm of asphalt depth, or a poured concrete raft.
Can HGVs drive over it?
Can HGVs drive over it?
Yes. The ramp is built from heavy gauge steel and is rated for cars and HGVs.
How many plates do I need for my road width?
How many plates do I need for my road width?
It depends on the width you're covering - as a guide, a 3m-wide road needs 5 plates, a 5m-wide road needs 8, and a 7m-wide road needs 12. Check our sizing guide for the full range.
What happens if one of the teeth gets damaged?
What happens if one of the teeth gets damaged?
Each tooth sits in its own cartridge, so a damaged one can be replaced individually without taking up the whole ramp.
Does it need a drainage channel?
Does it need a drainage channel?
No. It's surface-mounted, so there's no need to cut a drainage channel into the ground before installing.
