Who is the kerbstone suitable for?

The kerbstone is aimed at garden and landscape designers, paving companies and building owners who want to create stable borders for paths, flower beds or paved areas; for an even higher edge, there is the kerbstone Grey 100 x 40 x 8 cm .

Areas of application and selection criteria

Typical uses and points to check before ordering:

• Edging of paved areas and paths
• Boundaries of flower beds and property boundaries
• Clear, straight lines in the garden
• Choose a height appropriate to the desired embedding depth.
• Required: approximately one stone per linear meter
• Due to the unit weight of 53.5 kg, transport and relocation need to be planned.
• Without anti-displacement protection and not permeable
• Not intended for machine laying

Your advantage when buying

You order exactly the required quantity; for lower edges with less weight, the grey kerbstone 100 x 20 x 8 cm is suitable .

What you should pay attention to when making your selection

Height and thickness are crucial, as they determine the weight, embedment depth, and effect of the edge.

Height and weight

Keuck offers grey 8cm kerbstones in heights of 20, 30 and 40cm; they weigh 36kg, 53.5kg and 72kg respectively.

Edge and surface

Diephaus offers the 8cm kerbstones with chamfer and untreated surface without additional protection; according to the manufacturer, the end faces are smooth.

Deployment and operational limits

Diephaus recommends a compacted frost protection layer of 10–15 cm and a bed of 5–10 cm lean concrete for kerbstones; set the stones according to a string line and spirit level.

Product features at a glance

Technical data: Diephaus kerbstone grey 100 x 30 x 8 cm

The most important information for planning and ordering at a glance; execution details are taken from the Diephaus data for the 8 cm kerbstone series.