Paver Accessories

Kerb pavers

Kerbs serve as barriers between the roadway and pedestrian area, or to contain paths and pavements. They offer stability and reinforcement to the pavement structure, preventing spreading and loss of structural integrity, while also enhancing the visual appeal of the road surface. Kerbs facilitate the proper drainage of rainwater or melted snow and ice by directing it into storm drains. They can also be used for constructing steps or terracing as they provide a neat solution to forming vertical faces.

Boot, cant and bullnose kerbs

The Boot Kerb should be laid in a vertical orientation for heavily trafficked areas, although it can also be laid horizontally for use in lightly trafficked areas. The units may also act as a transition between paving and brickwork, with brickwork being built directly on them. Cant and Bullnose Kerbs are only suitable for very lightly trafficked areas. Purpose made returns and drop sets are available to order.

Half batter kerbs

The Half Batter Kerb is intended for vertical installation but may also be laid horizontally depending on the depth of upstand and visual appearance required. In such cases, purpose made returns and drop sets are available to order. 

Step units

Nosing Units feature rounded leading edges to minimise chipping, whilst Riser/ Tread make-up units are faced on two headers, one stretcher and one bed face.

Channel units

Typically used to direct surface water run-off to suitable outlets, these Channel Units feature a dished profile, which is compatible with popular dished gully outlets.

Step marker pavers

To support the visually impaired and for locations where high visibility indicators are required, our specially designed Step Marker Pavers provide a means of highlighting step nosings. These marker pavers are available in red or blue to complement paving and supplied ready for on-site application of an infill grout.

Tactile Corduroy Pavers

Tactile corduroy pavers are used to warn of potential hazards at the top of steps or level crossings and feature a raised strip which runs along the length of the paver.

Tactile Directional Guidance Pavers

Tactile guidance pavers are used to warn of potential hazards and obstructions, laid in the direction of travel to aid the blind and visually impaired.