Kerb Stones & Blocks
What types of kerb stones does Marshalls provide?
With the wide range of kerb stones that Marshalls has to offer, we can help you find the right product for the job – no matter the location, application or finish you plan to achieve. Explore our various options. Don’t forget, we can also advise you if you’re unsure what you need.
Concrete kerbs
For any project that involves roads and other traffic routes to be easily and clearly defined, a concrete kerb is the essential option. From our rich, aesthetic kerbs that complement our paving units to British Standard road kerbs. Marshalls also offers specialist street kerb options such as our bus stop and high containment kerbs. With their higher profile, these kerb stones are excellent at raising the pedestrian level and effectively separating road and pathway surfaces for maximum safety.
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Natural stone kerbs
Find the high-performing, low-maintenance solution for footpaths and roads from our quality collection of natural stone kerbs. Marshalls can supply stone products in many configurations to suit your dimensions, along with the colours and materials you need for a fantastic finish. This range incorporates our selection of granite kerbs, which bring a stylish and elegant look to any landscape.
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Channel edging
Don’t forget the importance of our multi-use channel edging products, which lend themselves to many landscaping projects. Keyedge concrete coloured edging is a must when creating an enticing outdoor design- ideal for residential schemes , while standard channels are ideal for road infrastructure projects.
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Kerb stones
Explore Marshalls' comprehensive range of kerb stones and path and driveway edging products.
Our selection includes kerbs and edging solutions for various applications, including high-containment kerbs designed to prevent vehicles from overrunning vulnerable areas.
Meanwhile, for domestic and residential settings, you can choose from granite, natural stone and aesthetic kerbs, which prioritise appearance while maintaining the excellent quality Marshalls is renowned for.
Marshalls' kerbs adhere to the following standards and regulations:
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BS EN 1340:2003
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NBS specification: Q10 112, Q10 10
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BES 6001
What's the difference between kerbs and edging stones?
Although they all serve a similar purpose, to separate surfaces and areas, kerbs, edging and coping stones all serve slightly different purposes.
Kerbs are:
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Typically made from concrete and placed along roads and pavements to provide structural support and act as a barrier, raising one surface above another
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Designed to control the flow of traffic, direct water, improve drainage, and prevent road edges from breaking or eroding
Meanwhile, edging stones are:
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Used in gardens, pathways and lawns to create boundaries and serve an aesthetic purpose
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Often made from a wider variety of materials than kerbs, including natural stone, brick or concrete
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They are not as large as kerb stones and are mainly used for decorative effects; however, they can reduce soil erosion and manage foot traffic
Why choose Marshalls' kerbs, path and driveway edging solutions?
Marshalls' kerbs and edging solutions are available in a range of materials, styles and colours.
As well as looking the part, these products are made to exacting standards and have received several key accreditations and credentials, highlighting their quality. These include:
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BSI ISO 9001
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BSI ISO 14001
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BSI ISO 45001
To contribute to your project's sustainability targets, Marshalls' kerbs and path edgings are made with renewable energy, recycled water and recycled materials, minimising waste and our carbon footprint.
All of our kerbs and edging products are available in various quantities and sizes, so whether you need concrete path edging for a residential development or standard British kerbing for a large commercial project, we can provide the materials needed.
Contact our landscaping team for a second opinion, to get a quote, or if you have any questions.
For more examples of our work, see our complete list of commercial case studies.
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Our accreditations and standards
To underpin our position as the foremost commercial kerb supplier in the UK, we believe it’s our duty to lead the way in setting the standard for ethical and sustainable business practices.
- Members of the UN Global Compact, the international initiative to promote socially responsible and sustainable policies in business.
- A Made in Britain-accredited business, recognising our commitment to British jobs, manufacturing and products.
- Ethical Trading Initiative: We joined the Ethical Trading Initiative in 2005 and continue to align with the ETI base code
- ISO Certification: Our certifications include ISO 45001 for Health and Safety, ISO 9001 for Quality Management and ISO 14001 for Environmental Management
- Sustainability: We were the first in the world to achieve the Ethical Labour Standard back in 2017. We’re holders of the Fair Tax mark and we’ve been a Living Wage employer since 2014. We’re also a funding member of the Supply Chain Sustainability School.
What kerb sizes and profiles does Marshalls offer?
From British Standard kerbs to textured natural stone or specialist kerb stones for bus stops and other projects, Marshalls has the solution with the choice of sizes and profiles we supply. For vehicular access across a footpath, the Marshalls drop kerb is well-worth considering.
Profiles:
− Half battered (HB)
− Bullnosed (BN)
− 45° Splayed (SP)
Keykerb profiles & sizes
Our Keykerb unit – designed to complement the UK’s most popular concrete paving product, Keyblok – is available in three different sizes: Large (KL), Medium (KM) and Small (KS).
Keykerb Large:
− Available in BN and HB profiles in a dual purpose unit
− Upstand of 100-125mm
− Can be installed flat
Keykerb Medium:
− 45° SP to the 50mm deep kerb face
Keykerb Small:
− For laying with a 25-50mm upstand
− Available in 45° SP and BN profiles
How do I install Marshalls kerb stones?
Your preferred Marshalls kerb product is only as good as its installation. We’re committed to ensuring that your clients and projects get the most out of our products – from the moment they’re installed and for the months and years to come.
To assist, we produced a library of installation and maintenance manuals for contractors and engineers to refer to. You can download all manuals in PDF format, with documents covering some of our most popular products for commercial and civil engineering applications.
Installation and Maintenance Manuals