Espliego Kerb - Angle-Carved With a Stone Texture

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Espliego Kerb - Angle-Carved With a Stone Texture

Espliego Kerb: angle-carved concrete with a hand-worked stone texture

A plain kerb looks cold in a traditional garden, and a natural-stone one blows the budget. The Espliego Kerb finds the middle ground with an angle-carved finish that imitates hand-worked stone, in two tones that suit both classic and contemporary gardens.

✅ Key advantages

  • Angle-carved finish: the relief catches raking light and gives the edge a presence a flat kerb can't match.
  • Two style readings: Anthracite for cool, minimalist settings; Beige for traditional homes.
  • High-yield pallet: 108 units per pallet, that's 54 linear metres in one delivery.
  • Manageable weight: 10.51 kg per piece, lighter than a conventional solid kerb.
  • Standard 50 cm format: works out to exactly two pieces per linear metre.

🏗️ Recommended applications

  • Edging flower beds and planted areas.
  • Kerbing paths and pedestrian accesses.
  • Dividing lawn from gravel or bark areas.
  • Building raised borders in patios.
  • Finishing landscaped areas next to paving.

📋 Technical data sheet

  • Dimensions: 50 × 25 × 4.5 cm.
  • Weight: 10.51 kg per unit.
  • Material: angle-carved concrete.
  • Colours: Beige and Anthracite.
  • Units/pallet: 108 units in the 50 × 25 × 4.5 cm format.

🧰 Installation

  1. Set out the line with string and dig a trench about 12 cm deep.
  2. Prepare a 5 cm dry mortar base and compact it.
  3. Lay the pieces with the carved face towards the visible side and tap with a rubber mallet.
  4. Keep a minimum, constant joint between pieces so the carving follows the line.
  5. Pack behind with mortar and let it set 24 hours before backfilling the bed.

📦 Available formats

  • 50 × 25 × 4.5 cm in Beige — single unit or pallet of 108 units.
  • 50 × 25 × 4.5 cm in Anthracite — single unit or pallet of 108 units.

💡 Professional tip: the angle-carved finish has a good face and a back face. Before laying the first stretch, decide which side the kerb will be seen from and lay every piece the same way round; change the orientation halfway through and the shadow from the relief breaks up the line's read far more noticeably than it looks on paper.