This particular edging is very popular and of course is an ideal compliment to any grassed surface. The main benefit of this style of kerb is having a large inside edge. This prevents garden beds and their contents sprawling out onto the grassed area over time. Also having a very defined visual separation between grassed area and garden beds provides a much more engaging look and feel to any garden.

This classic kerb looks great in all sorts of environments. With clearly defined edges on both sides of the kerb it's ideally suited to garden edging to retain garden contents but also perfectly suited to tarmac and gravel driveway solutions also. As with all of our kerb solutions, adding colour just adds to the wow factor of Kiwi Kerb solutions.

If you're wanting to add a classy modern look then this is one of the best choices. With a desirable high side towards the garden beds and a low profile on the grass or tarmac side of the kerb it adds a slick and smooth look to any garden or paving area. Shown here in traditional dark grey colour this kerb also looks sensational in black.

"Lay-back" Carpark kerbing has been used in this example. Kiwi Kerb is the most cost effective solution available on the market for the finishing of carpark borders. This installation includes pavers on the inside of the island curb sections. This adds to the strength and integrity of the job and is a commonly designed feature of a carpark layout.

Kiwi Kerb Lane Divider has an angled upper surface of this shape is designed to so that contact from a vehicles tyre pushes down on the curb not along.

This makes sure that the concrete wheel block should survive the kind of treatment they are often dealt in a public carpark.

Traditionally these kerb profiles are used in more industrial style areas such as car parks, plant beds and areas needing soild protection.

This concrete kerb measures 7" across the base and 6" across the top and stands a minimum of 6" high.