Types of Kerb Stone, Advantages and Disadvantages
By Admin | Date : 26-January-2023
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The kerb is a crucial but occasionally neglected component of urban planning. The choice of kerb stone and edges can have a big impact on the look and feel of a landscaping or construction project.
Kerbs provide long-lasting answers to your outdoor paving problems, from containing paths or pavements to dividing surfaces and offering special navigational uses. They can handle even the most demanding requirements and withstand severe environments while preserving the aesthetic appeal of your design concepts.
What is Kerb Stone
To create a kerb, also known as a Kerb Stone, two long, tiny stones or concrete blocks are stacked one on top of the other. By outlining the boundaries of the pavement on roadways, kerb blocks make it possible to distinguish clearly between the road and the pavement.
Different varieties of kerbs can be identified based on their shape, material, height, and whether or not a gutter has been added. The gutter is formed at the intersection of the roadway and the kerb.
Types of Kerb Stones
1. Class I Kerbs
Class I kerbs is another name for the low or mountable kerbs. The main function of Kreb stones is to direct traffic so that it stays in its lane. The height of this type of kerb is extremely low to make it easier for the motorist to move. This form of curb stone, which has a height of 70 to 80 mm, is ideal for the longitudinal drainage system.
2. Class II Kerbs
Class II kerbs are another name for low-speed barriers or urban parking kerbs. This style of curb is placed on the sidewalk to prevent invasion from parking or slow-moving automobiles. Additionally, it can be utilised to raise and park major emergency vehicles on the sidewalk or shoulder. The height of this type of kerb is made of 150 to 200 mm to avoid tyre scratching.
3. Class III Kerbs
Class III kerbs are also called high-speed barrier kerbs. High-speed barrier kerbs are used where the path is crucial, such as on bridges, in mountains, and in other locations. This sort of kerb is maintained at a height of 450 mm or less.
3. Class IV Kerbs
Class IV kerb is called submerged kerb. On rural roads, these styles of kerbs are installed on the pavement between the edges and shoulders. submerged kerbs provide lateral stability to the Granular foundation courses and flexible pavements. It is maintained in the form of standing bricks or concrete blocks
4. Mower Kerbs
When there are lawns and flowerbeds nearby, a mower kerb is ideal. Mower kerbs are aesthetically pleasing and add decoration to the area where they are situated. In addition to being beautiful, they are also sturdy and protective. These kerbs serve as a separation between the road and the flowerbeds or lawns. The lawnmower may be used to evenly cut each blade of grass, thanks to the kerb’s special shape, which prevents any damage to the kerb stone.
Kerb stone Mould designs
In order to manufacture the best Kerb stones, the finest quality moulds are necessary. There are many kerb stone mould designs available in the market. Jr Rubber industries is the leading manufacturer of rubber moulds for kerb stone. Below are the details of the moulds.
1. C5 Designer Kerb
Size |
600 mm x 400 mm x 125 mm |
Material |
Rubber |
Mould Weight |
12.200 Kg |
2. C6 Kerb Stone
Size |
600 mm x 400 mm x 125 mm |
Material |
Rubber |
Mould Weight |
11.850 Kg |
3. C11 Kerb Stone
Size |
600 mm x 300 mm x 120 mm |
Material |
Rubber |
Mould Weight |
10.250 Kg |
4. C10 Kerb Stone
Size | 914 mm x 225 mm x 125 mm |
Material | Rubber |
Mould Weight | 14.700 Kg |
5. C1 Kerb Stone
Size |
200 mm x 250 mm x 76 mm |
Material |
Rubber |
Mould Weight |
2.650 Kg |
6. C8 Curb Stone
Size |
600 mm x 635 mm x 100 mm |
Material |
Rubber |
Mould Weight |
14.900 Kg |
7. C2 Kerb Stone
Size |
230 mm x 300 mm x 100 mm |
Material |
Rubber |
Mould Weight |
4.000 Kg |
8. C 3 Curb Stone
Size |
400 mm x 300 mm x 100 mm |
Material |
Rubber |
Mould Weight |
6.550 Kg |
9. C 12 Low Profile Curb Stone

Size |
900 mm x 100 mm x 125 mm |
Material |
Rubber |
Mould Weight |
8.230 Kg |
10. C 9 Low Profile Curb Stone
Size |
900 mm x 100 mm x 125 mm |
Material |
Rubber |
Mould Weight |
8.400 Kg |
11. C 8 Curb Stone
Size |
600 mm x 635 mm x 100 mm |
Material |
Rubber |
Mould Weight |
14.900 Kg |
These are a few of the many kerb stones design that is manufactured by JR Rubber Industries.
Advantages and Disadvantages of Kerb Stone
Let us first look into the advantages of Kerbs.
1. Support Pavements
Pavements benefit greatly from the use of kerbs. They give the pavement the stability it needs to accommodate foot traffic. Additionally, it lessens the damages that nature and transportation can cause the pavement. By diverting rainfall toward drains, kerbs aid in supporting the construction of the road.
2. Simple to Install
Stone kerbs are relatively simple to instal because they have predetermined sizes and requirements. All you have to do is put them together at the proper angle and set up support over the following two to three days. Poof! Your stone kerb is there and ready.
3. Long-Lasting
The advantage of kerbs is that it is very strong and long-lasting. It requires little care, so you can use it for a long period. These kerbs’ colours can last for a very long period without fading. They are easy to cycle or ride a bike over because there is little chance of the stone toppling over. These stones have excellent surface textures and are resistant to harm.
4. Appearance
Stone curbs are a practical way to enhance a garden area’s or pavement’s overall aesthetic. They alter your area by delivering a clean, distortion-free edge. Kerbs can also be easily cleaned. Clean the stone with water after wiping it off with a mild detergent.
Disadvantages of Kerb Stone
- It takes competent labourers to build the Kerbs
- If the kerb stone is not maintained, they can become clogged, which would cause water to accumulate on the road.
There aren’t any serious disadvantages to kerbs. The only point to note is to maintain the kerbs without fail.
Conclusion
You have now seen the different types of kerbs, their moulds and the advantages and disadvantages of Kerb. Curbs are a vital part of any construction and in order to get the perfect concrete kerbs, good quality kerb mould is required.
JR Rubber industries is the leading rubber mould manufacturers in India. We have marked our presence globally in many parts of the world. Our rubber moulds are used worldwide due to their quality and durability. Head to JR Rubber Industries to know more about us and the products we offer.