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KERBSTONE
INTRODUCTION
AIM has the largest variety of Kerb Stones available in Saudi Arabia. All of the mentioned faces have different functions and are used in different ways to deter use of road.
Our products can exceed a strength of 50 MPa. Our products conform to and exceed BS-EN 1338.
Textures available include:
Shot Blast
Riven
Anti - Skid
Fair Face Machine Finish
Patterned or Informational Design
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WHAT IS A KERBSTONE?
A kerbstone is used specifically for defining boundaries of roads, streets and parking lots. They prevent spreading from the highway and help drivers to follow sidewalk lines. Kerbstones can be used to create boundaries between gardens and houses, parks and squares.
A kerbstone helps maintain the structural integrity of roads and help to organise streetscape and provide directions for both passengers as well as drivers.
FACES
Half Batter Kerbstone
Half Batter Kerbstone are widely used worldwide and are commonly used due to its profile, allowing the car to not mount a pathway easily.
Single Chamfer Kerbstone
Single Chamfer Kerbstones are also known as agricultural kerbs, near trees and pathways in gardens.
Double Chamfer Kerbstone
Double Chamfer Kerbstones are used as agricultural kerbs, near trees and pathways in gardens as well as parking kerbs.
Splay Kerbstone
Splay Kerbstones are commonly used across Saudi Arabia and are mainly used on highways, allowing trucks to mount the pathways.
Flush Kerbstone
Flush Kerbstones are commonly used worldwide as demarcations between a road and a parking section or borders.
Upstand Kerbstone
Upstand Kerbstones also known as Bullstone Kerbstones have a 19mm rounded edge.
Trief Kerbstone
Trief Kerbstones are used as containment kerbs to ensure cars travelling at speeds between 30-60 KM/H and deter pedestrians from crossing at certain sections
Barrier Kerbstone
Barrier Kerbstones are used as demarcation or sectioning between road
Gutter Kerbstone
Gutter Kerbstones are used on the side of roads, allowing water to channel in to gutters