Kerbs hold paving in place and mark where a driveway, road or garden ends. Choose the profile by how vehicles should treat the edge: stop at it, roll over it, or drain along it.
A slim edging kerb that keeps paving, lawn and beds apart. Laid in 1 m lengths, or split into short pieces to follow curves.
Good forA garden kerb whose ends lock together, so long runs stay straight and the kerbs don't shift apart.
Good forA tall, upright kerb that vehicles can't mount, keeping them on the road and off gardens and walkways.
Good forA sloped kerb a car can climb slowly when it has to, while still marking the edge clearly.
Good forA low, gently sloped kerb that vehicles drive over without a bump.
Good forA dished kerb that forms a gutter along the edge, carrying stormwater away instead of letting it pool.
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