Kerb Stones, Channel, Edgings

Kerb stones are typically made of concrete or stone and are available in a variety of shapes and sizes. They are typically installed in a trench that is dug along the edge of a road or pavement. The kerb stones are then filled with concrete or asphalt to create a strong and durable barrier. Kerb stones can also be used to demarcate different areas, such as pedestrian walkways and bicycle paths.
Channels are typically made of concrete or plastic and are designed to collect and direct surface water runoff. They are often installed in conjunction with kerb stones to help prevent flooding. Channels are typically installed in a trench that is dug along the edge of a road or pavement. The channel is then filled with gravel or other materials to help direct the water flow.
Edgings tiles are decorative tiles that are used to define the edges of walkways, patios, and other areas. They are available in a variety of materials, including concrete, brick, stone, and plastic. Edgings tiles can be used to create a variety of looks, from simple and understated to more elaborate and decorative. They are also a relatively easy way to add a touch of style to your outdoor space.