KERBS

Kerb is one of our flagship products. There are already thousands of km supplied of this material throughout all these years.

Its main use consists in the delimitation of the sidewalk, or pedestrian, and the road on which vehicles pass. Others uses are the delimitation of garden areas in public spaces, parks, private gardens, etc.

Its hardness and durability make the kerb the ideal material, because it allows vehicles to travel on their surfaces without being damaged.

There is a wide range of measurements, both in width and in height. Each country usually works with standardized measures, so we have adapted our production to the requirements of each country.

The finish that is usually applied is flamed, for its non-slip properties, although the blasting option has a very similar property.

Some countries usually work with rustic kerbs, which are also part of our range of finishes available. There are elements within this family that serve to joint different kerbs profiles in some sections of the works. These are the TRANSITIONAL curbs. They are done both straight like curved.

Similarly, other kerbs that act as a union between intersections are known as ANGLE KERBS.

In some countries, more processing kerbs are often used for the delimitation of bus stops. They are the called BUS kerbs. Its typology varies in shape and size depending on the country. Some of the most complex ones are those in which their front faces are curved, which can have one or two curves. They are done both for straight sections, curved and transition between platforms