Key Features of Straight-Edged Natural Kerbstone

• The modern, narrow, dimensionally accurate and less expensive kerbstone types can also be used in gardens and areas intended for light traffic.
• The straight-edged kerbstone type has a rectangular shape.
• The cleaved version with a rough finish is called a mill cut kerbstone.
• In a solid kerbstone there is a 20 mm wide bevel in the front edge.
• The flat versions can be glued into place.
• A horizontally levelled kerbstone is a flat, wide stone which has been sawn. The surface treatments for sawn stones include flamed and bush hammer finish, and they can be manufactured from several architectural stones.
• The bevelled kerbstone type is made of red or grey granite red or grey granite, it has a bevel height of 100 mm, and its surface finish is rough hewing.
• Cleavage face kerbstones are also manufactured as curve stones.
• Kerbstones are usually assembled onto zero-slump concrete.
• Kerbstones can be supplied in different sizes with single line dressing, double line dressing, fine dressing, flamed, sawn, and edge cut and in different thickness