Concrete KERB Stones

Concrete kerbstones are precast concrete blocks that are used as a barrier between the road and the footpath or sidewalk. They are commonly used in urban areas to define the edges of pedestrian walkways, bike paths, parking areas, and other public spaces. Concrete kerbstones are also used in landscaping to create raised garden beds, retaining walls, and other decorative features.

Concrete kerbstones are manufactured in a variety of shapes and sizes to suit different applications. They can be straight or curved, and can be flat on one side or have a sloping profile. The most common size for concrete kerbstones is 1000mm x 150mm x 300mm, but other sizes are available depending on the application.

The advantages of concrete kerbstones include:

1. Durability: Concrete kerbstones are extremely durable and can withstand heavy traffic and harsh weather conditions.

2. Low maintenance: Concrete kerbstones require minimal maintenance, and can be easily cleaned with a power washer or a stiff brush.

3. Safety: Concrete kerbstones provide a physical barrier between the road and footpath or sidewalk, which can help to prevent accidents and injuries.

4. Aesthetic appeal: Concrete kerbstones come in a variety of shapes, sizes, and finishes, which can be customized to match the surrounding environment and enhance the overall aesthetic appeal of the area.

Concrete kerbstones are relatively easy to install, and can be anchored to a concrete base using mortar or adhesive. However, proper installation is important to ensure the kerbstone remains stable and does not become a hazard.