The block includes a base (120) with a bottom surface, a top (110) with an upper surface, and a side (140) extending around a perimeter of the block and between the bottom and upper surfaces.

The length is substantially greater than the height of the block.

A distance between the bottom and upper surfaces defines a height of the block.

An anchorless wheel bumper block (100) as shown in figure (1) is used as a stop in a parking facility.

The block remains substantially in the in-use position when a wheeled unit contacts the block.

Totally manufactured in copper with or without brass hinges depending on size;

The bottom surfaces rests on a ground surface and the block is in contact with and unattached to the ground surface in an in-use position.