Happybuy 4 Pack Rubber Cable Protector Ramp 2 Channel Heavy Duty 66000lbs Load Capacity Cable Wire Cord Cover Ramp Speed Bump Driveway Hose Cable Ramp Protective Cover

I used them at the back of a Mercedes dealership to run water and air to a carport for vehicle recon. Ran them for 2 years before I needed to buy more. They are run over hundreds of time a day, 6 days a week by cars trucks trash trucks, scrap oil 18 wheeler, tool trucks, ups, fedex, tow trucks and lasted great!

Purchased these for my AV business to use at outdoor gigs. These have been stored outside and still look great and are pliable. I’ve been asked a few times where I got them because this stuff is hard to find a local hardware stores where I’m at. I think these are the best value I’ve come across for the quality. Highly recommended

Works well for its intended purpose, the yellow cover bends up slightly on the ends making a U shape.

Input is from all 16 neighbors who provided funds for this purchase. These were rated at 66,000 pounds. Should have withstood the weight of a trash truck. After one month of use the rubber was caving, tops were broken and crushed. Seller refused a refund and offered $40 dollars for repairs. When we purchased them we did not realize they were made from scrap. All we wanted was to protect our children and pets from the high traffic and obnoxious teenagers. If you have a need for speed bumps I suggest you look elsewhere.

Since lines are added from the top, we can add or remove or check lines without lifting the sections. Protects my water lines and electric cords across drives and at vendor events.

I’ve seen the strips at the workplace for many years I just scratch the court across the driveway I looked at these and I was very pleased when they arrive they were a rubber material and able to drive over with my heavy vehicle looking forward to using this year after year season to season

We bought this for running an electric dog fence across our driveway, it went in well, doesn't block the signal too much, and handles normal traffic really well. I have it on level driveway spanning across where my gate would go if I ever closed it with two very thin and somewhat fragile wires, one in each channel.Last week I had a nearly empty uHaul truck, and when I pulled it in the driveway it slid these nearly a foot as well as partially popping the middle apart.Today, I had a dump truck bring a yard and a half of sand - very small load, nothing else on the truck, not some huge construction truck, and watching him drive over this, I thought it was toast - it was like watching a belly-roll, major deformation from every axle as it crossed over, pushed it quite a bit again too. If I had something big in this, I don't feel it would have protected it at all from the weight. Since my fence wires are tiny, I'm hopeful that it still prevented damage for me, but don't count on this keeping something super safe from even a fraction of 66k pounds. For reference, this dump truck, with sand, probably had a total weight of 35k pounds with three axles, so less than 12,000 pounds per axle and there was major deformation.That said, this sprung right back into shape after the truck rolled over and I shoved it back into position, so I think it'll still do what I need, just don't count on it to protect from anywhere near what it claims.

These cable protectors were easy to install. Less than 20 minutes from delivery to installation and cleanup. Works well to protect cables and hoses in a hugh traffic area.