Kerblay
Kerblay (UK) carries out works throughout the UK and overseas.
If pre-cast kerbs are laid to form roads at this stage, time and money are lost at a later date due to replacement of damaged kerbs so that local authorities may adopt roads. One method of overcoming the problem of kerb damage is to lay a ‘kerb race’.
The Kerblay technique of extruding a kerb race mechanically, with an upstand at the front to retain the road formation and a ‘key’ slot at the rear to retain the backing, is the most suitable shape, and it overcomes the expensive formwork otherwise required for this shape.
Kerblay (UK) extrude their kerb race to B.S.I. standards with an output of 500 linear metres per day. There are wider moulds for sites where kerbs and channel blocks are required.
Clients include
British Airways
I have dealt with Adenstar Development Ltd for over 8 years. Their most recent work has been on the development of aircraft parking bays on the British Airways Engineering West base. I can confidently recommend Adenstar Development Ltd as a reliable supplier, experts in their field, provide solutions to problems and able to work with the clients to deliver on tight programme.
