Kerb Stone Process, Types and Application

Apr 14,2026

A road kerb is a raised edge or border commonly made from concrete or stone, designed to outline pavements, roadsides, medians, driveways, parking areas, and landscaping borders. Kerbs provide structural support, define road edges, enhance aesthetics, and direct water drainage.

Process
Wet mixed concrete is poured into rubber or plastic moulds.
Placed on a vibrating table to remove air bubbles and evenly settle the concrete.
Curing happens while concrete remains in the mould, then manually demoulded and cured further by water spraying.

Characteristics
Smooth surface finish and well-defined corners.
Limited production speed due to delayed demoulding.

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