Parking & traffic infrastructure · GCC & MENA

The physical layer of every car park.

Wheel stops, bollards, signage, marking, access-control civil works, lighting and EV-bay fit-out. Supplied and installed to a named international standard, for closed and open facilities across the GCC and MENA.

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AColumn guards
BBollards
CSignage
DMarking
EAccess-control island
FBay indicators
GLighting
IEV-bay fit-out
JWheel stops

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Product lines: 93
Product families: 10, from A to J
Facilities: Closed & open
Standards basis: EN · ISO · IEC · ASTM
Delivery: GCC & MENA

Parking infrastructure

Ten families. One reference on every document.

Each product carries a line reference, from A-01 to J-04. The same reference appears on the catalogue, the quotation, the purchase order and the delivery note, so nothing is lost between specification and site.

A10 lines

Vehicle restraint & bay delineation

Column and corner guards, wall protection, delineator posts, kerbs and channelisers.

B11 lines

Bollards & access restriction

Fixed, removable, flexible, automatic and crash-rated bollards; height restriction.

C15 lines

Signage & wayfinding

Regulatory, directional and level signage, photoluminescent egress, space-count displays.

D13 lines

Road marking & deck surfacing

Marking materials, road studs, anti-skid and deck coatings, tactile indicators, joints.

E12 lines

Access control: civil & furniture interface

Plinths, islands, bases, housings and containment that access-control equipment sits on.

F7 lines

Detection & PGS mounting

Rails, brackets, poles, enclosures and ducting for sensors, indicators and displays.

G6 lines

Lighting & electrical

LED car-park luminaires, surface and road lighting, columns, emergency lighting.

H10 lines

Pedestrian, amenity & site furniture

Guardrails, shade structures, stands, benches, fire-equipment cabinets, first-aid points.

I5 lines

EV charging support

Charger plinths, EV bay marking and signage, protection, cable management, solar canopies.

J4 lines

Wheel stops & speed control

Rubber, polymer and precast wheel stops, speed humps, cushions and tables.

Beyond the car park

The same discipline on the road network.

Road marking & road safety

Marking contracting, permanent signs, bollards, humps, reflectors and temporary traffic-management equipment.

Road-safety scope

Structures & gantries

Overhead sign gantries, cantilevers, VMS supports and equipment poles, fabricated to EN 1090-2 and erected on site.

Structures scope

How we engage

Supply, install, or keep it maintained.

Model 1

Supply only

Line-referenced products delivered to site against your drawings and schedule, with technical submittals and certificates.

Model 2

Supply & install

One contract for product and installation, with method statements, inspection records and handover documentation.

Model 3

Maintenance call-off

Standing rates for the lines that wear: marking, deck coatings, wheel stops, delineation and signage refresh.

EnquiryBOQ, drawings or bay count
Technical offerLine-referenced, standard cited per line
Submittals & samplesData sheets, test reports, physical samples
SupplyDelivered to site against the programme
InstallationWhere contracted, to approved method statements
HandoverAs-installed records and O&M information

Standards & quality

A named standard on every line, or a plain statement that none exists.

72 of our 93 lines are specified to a harmonised EN, ISO, IEC or ASTM standard. For the other 21, we don't borrow one that doesn't apply. We state the performance criterion instead.

Standards by family

EN 1436 · EN 12899-1 · IWA 14-1

Specified per line

The applicable standard is written against each line reference, so it carries into your submittal without rework.

50 °C air · higher on the deck

Specified for Gulf service

Rubber, polymer and thermoplastic lines are specified for sustained heat and UV. Standard grades soften, deform and fade.

Crash · fire · photoluminescent

Certificates checked at source

For rated products we read the full test report and confirm it with the test house that issued it, not the product listing.

Two per route

Qualified second sources

Each product route has two qualified manufacturers, protecting your programme against a single supplier's delay.

Send a BOQ, a drawing or a bay count.

We reply with a line-referenced technical offer that states the standard and the exclusions for each item.

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Parking infrastructure

93 product lines in ten families, for multi-storey, basement and surface car parks. Everything fixed, painted, mounted or built into the facility, from the entry island to the last bay.

Closed facilities

Multi-storey, basement and podium decks

Structure, headroom and fire strategy drive the specification.

Column and wall protection at every turning point
Deck coatings, anti-skid ramps and expansion joints
Height-restriction bars and clearance signage
Photoluminescent egress and emergency lighting
Mounting rails and brackets for parking guidance

Open facilities

Surface car parks: retail, hospital, residential, transit

Heat, UV and sand drive the specification.

Wheel stops and humps formulated for Gulf surface temperatures
Thermoplastic marking with glass beads and road studs
Lighting columns and surface-area luminaires
Membrane shade structures and pedestrian routes
EV bays with plinths, protection and solar canopies

Where our scope stops

Parkenza supplies the physical layer. Parking management systems, PARCS head-end equipment, barrier mechanisms and payment platforms stay with your systems integrator. We build the islands, plinths, housings and containment their equipment sits on, to their interface drawings.

AA-01 – A-10 · 10 lines

Vehicle restraint & bay delineation

Protects the columns and walls a car park is built from, and shows drivers where the bay and the route are.

Column and corner guards
Wall and pipe protection
Flexible delineator posts
Kerb units and parking kerbs
Traffic cones and channelisers

StandardsEN 1317-1/-2/-5EN 1340EN 12899-3EN 13422

Column and corner guards have no harmonised product standard. We specify them by performance: material, hardness, impact load and anchorage.

BB-01 – B-11 · 11 lines

Bollards & access restriction

From pedestrian protection to hostile-vehicle mitigation, with the rating stated, not implied.

Fixed steel bollards
Removable and lockable bollards
Flexible bollards
Automatic rising bollards
Crash-rated (HVM) bollards
Height-restriction bars
Chain-and-post barriers

StandardsIWA 14-1PAS 68ASTM F2656EN 12453EN 13241EN ISO 12944

CC-01 – C-15 · 15 lines

Signage & wayfinding

Gets drivers to a bay and pedestrians to the exit, in daylight, darkness and smoke.

Regulatory and directional signs
Level and zone identification
Bay numbering
Height-clearance signs
ISO 7010 safety signs
Photoluminescent egress signs
Space-count and VMS displays
Convex safety mirrors

StandardsEN 12899-1ASTM D4956EN 12966ISO 7010ISO 3864ISO 16069

DD-01 – D-13 · 13 lines

Road marking & deck surfacing

The lines, arrows and surfaces a facility is read by, and the coatings that protect the slab beneath them.

Thermoplastic and cold-plastic marking
Marking paint and glass beads
Road studs
Anti-skid and coloured surfacing
Car-park deck coatings
Tactile walking-surface indicators
Expansion joint systems
Deck waterproofing and anti-carbonation

StandardsEN 1436EN 1871EN 1463-1/-2EN 1504-2ISO 23599

EE-01 – E-12 · 12 lines

Access control: civil & furniture interface

Everything the access-control equipment stands on, is housed in, or is cabled through. Built to the integrator's interface drawings.

Barrier and gate plinths
Equipment islands and kerbs
Pay-station and column bases
Cable trays, trunking and conduit
Equipment housings
Protection posts at equipment

StandardsEN 12453EN 13241IEC 60529IEC 62262IEC 61537EN 50085IEC 61386

FF-01 – F-07 · 7 lines

Detection & PGS mounting infrastructure

The steel and ducting that parking-guidance sensors, bay indicators and displays are fixed to.

Sensor and indicator mounting rails
Brackets and hangers
Equipment poles
Field enclosures
Buried ducting and draw pits

StandardsEN 1090-2EN 1993EN 40EN 1991-1-4IEC 60529

GG-01 – G-06 · 6 lines

Lighting & electrical

Even light at bay level, and a lit route out when the mains fail.

LED car-park luminaires
Surface car-park and road lighting
Lighting columns
Emergency lighting and exit boxes

StandardsEN 60598EN 13201EN 1838EN 50172EN 40

HH-01 – H-10 · 10 lines

Pedestrian, amenity & site furniture

Safe walking routes and shade between the car and the door.

Pedestrian guardrails and handrails
Membrane shade structures
Trolley bays and cycle stands
Benches and litter bins
Fire-equipment cabinets
First-aid points

StandardsEN 1090-2EN 1991-1-1EN 13036-4EN 13501-1EN 671

II-01 – I-05 · 5 lines

EV charging support infrastructure

The civil and physical fit-out of an EV bay, ready for the charger supplier to install and connect.

Charger plinths and foundations
EV bay marking and signage
Charger protection
Cable management
Solar canopy structures

StandardsIEC 61851EN 206EN 1436IEC 61215IEC 62548

JJ-01 – J-04 · 4 lines

Wheel stops & speed control

Stops the car at the right point in the bay, and slows it on the ramp and the aisle.

Rubber and recycled-polymer wheel stops
Precast concrete wheel stops
Speed humps and speed cushions
Speed tables

No harmonised product standard covers wheel stops, humps or tables. We specify them by performance: material, hardness, impact load, anchorage and reflective marking.

All 93 lines, with specifications.

The product catalogue lists every line with its reference, description and standard basis.

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Beyond the car park

Two contracting and supply lines for road authorities and main contractors. Each one runs with the same line referencing and standards discipline as our parking scope.

Road marking & road safety

Contracting & supply

Marking contracting and road-safety equipment for highways, urban streets, industrial estates and private roads.

Thermoplastic, cold-plastic and paint marking
Road studs and reflectors
Permanent traffic signs
Bollards and delineators
Speed humps and rumble strips
Temporary traffic-management equipment

StandardsEN 1436EN 1871EN 1463-1/-2EN 12899-1EN 1317

Structures & gantries

Fabrication & erection

Fabrication, hot-dip galvanising, delivery and erection of sign and equipment structures. Structural design is by the project's engineer of record. We fabricate and erect to the approved design.

Overhead sign gantries
Cantilever and butterfly sign structures
VMS support structures
Detection and equipment poles
Foundation bolt assemblies
Access platforms and maintenance walkways

StandardsEN 1090-2EN 1993EN 1991-1-4EN ISO 1461EN 40

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We write the standard on the line.

Every line in our scope states the international standard it is supplied to. Where none exists, it says so and gives the performance criterion instead. That text goes straight into your submittal and your specification.

72 of 93 lines

A named standard, or none claimed

72 lines are supplied to a harmonised EN, ISO, IEC or ASTM standard. The 21 that have none, such as wheel stops, speed humps, column guards, flexible bollards and safety mirrors, are specified by performance.

Gulf service

Specified for heat and UV

Rubber, polymer, thermoplastic and coating lines are specified for 50 °C air temperatures, much hotter deck and asphalt surfaces, and sustained UV. This is the commonest failure point for imported product.

Rated products

Certificates verified at source

For crash-rated, fire-rated and photoluminescent products, we read the full test report and confirm it with the test house that issued it. A listing or a logo on a data sheet is not evidence.

Continuity

Two qualified sources per route

Each product route is qualified with two manufacturers before volume is committed, so a single supplier's delay doesn't stop your programme.

Standards by family

Principal standards, parking scope

Ref	Family	Lines	Principal standards
A	Vehicle restraint & bay delineation	10	EN 1317-1/-2/-5EN 1340EN 12899-3EN 13422
B	Bollards & access restriction	11	IWA 14-1PAS 68ASTM F2656EN 12453EN 13241EN ISO 12944
C	Signage & wayfinding	15	EN 12899-1ASTM D4956EN 12966ISO 7010ISO 3864ISO 16069
D	Road marking & deck surfacing	13	EN 1436EN 1871EN 1463-1/-2EN 1504-2ISO 23599
E	Access control: civil & furniture interface	12	EN 12453EN 13241IEC 60529IEC 62262IEC 61537EN 50085IEC 61386
F	Detection & PGS mounting	7	EN 1090-2EN 1993EN 40EN 1991-1-4IEC 60529
G	Lighting & electrical	6	EN 60598EN 13201EN 1838EN 50172EN 40
H	Pedestrian, amenity & site furniture	10	EN 1090-2EN 1991-1-1EN 13036-4EN 13501-1EN 671
I	EV charging support infrastructure	5	IEC 61851EN 206EN 1436IEC 61215IEC 62548
J	Wheel stops & speed control	4	No harmonised product standard. Specified by performance: material, hardness, impact load, anchorage.
	Total	93	72 on a harmonised standard · 21 by performance criterion

Market approvals

Handled per project, against the delivery market

International standards travel across every market we serve. Local approvals don't, so we handle them per project against the delivery market: approved-product lists, civil-defence certification, utility coordination and road-reserve permits.

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An engineering-led supplier.

Parkenza is a Dubai-based supplier and installation contractor for parking and traffic infrastructure, and a Smart Mobility Consult company.

We come from traffic engineering and systems delivery. So we write offers the way engineers read them: every line referenced, every standard cited, every exclusion stated.

Most parking and road-safety products are bought as commodities and specified by photograph. That's how a wheel stop rated for a European car park ends up cracking on a Gulf surface in its second summer. We work the other way round, from the standard and the service conditions to the product.

We work alongside systems integrators, not against them. Their scope is the system. Ours is the physical layer it's installed into, delivered to their interface drawings and programme.

Base: Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Markets: UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, Oman, and wider MENA on request
Scope: Parking infrastructure · Road marking & road safety · Structures & gantries
Group: Part of the SMC Group

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Tell us what the facility needs. We reply with a technical offer, referenced line by line.

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Last updated November 2026.