Who is the kerbstone suitable for?

The kerbstone is aimed at garden and landscape designers, paving companies and private builders who want to create straight edges around gardens and pathways; the Diephaus kerbstone in anthracite with tongue and groove is available in the same format .

Areas of application and selection criteria

Typical uses and points to check before ordering:

• Lawn edges and flower bed borders
• Boundaries of garden paths as well as access points and entrances
• Demarcation of terraces
• Separation of lawn and paved areas
• Required: approximately one stone per linear meter
• Choose a color shade that matches the paving stones or slabs.
• No separate displacement protection, not permeable
• Not intended for machine laying

Your advantage when buying

You order exactly the required quantity; if you prefer a broken top edge instead of the end joint, choose the grey kerbstone with chamfer .

What you should pay attention to when making your selection

The type and strength of the connection are crucial, as both determine how the edging is laid and how it looks.

tongue and groove or chamfer

The tongue and groove join the stones at the ends, while the chamfer breaks the upper edge; the format and weight are the same for both versions.

Strength and surface

With a thickness of 5 cm, the stone provides a slim edging; for stronger edges, Diephaus offers 8 cm thick edging stones, the surface of which remains untreated.

Deployment and operational limits

Diephaus recommends digging the trench about 20 cm deeper than the stone height, compacting a 10–15 cm frost protection layer, and setting the stones in 5–10 cm of lean concrete using a string and spirit level.

Product features at a glance

Technical data: Diephaus kerbstone grey 100 x 25 x 5 cm with tongue and groove

The most important information for planning and ordering at a glance; the values ​​correspond to the product specifications from Diephaus.