
The Function and Benefits of Edging Kerbs
What are edging kerbs?
Edging kerbs, sometimes referred to as landscape kerbs, are low-profile concrete elements used to define boundaries in outdoor spaces. They are commonly installed along the edges of footpaths, driveways, flower beds, and garden areas to create a clear visual divide and support surrounding materials like paving blocks or soil.
At Lascokerbs, our E1 and E3 edging kerbs, available in both full and short lengths, are cast at 30 MPA strength and tested in accredited labs to ensure lasting performance.
Why edging kerbs are important
- Structural support: Edging kerbs hold paving in place, preventing lateral movement and helping paved areas retain their shape under load.
- Landscape definition: They create clean lines between grass, soil, and paved surfaces, enhancing the overall aesthetic of your outdoor design.
- Erosion control: By keeping soil, mulch, and stones in place, edging kerbs help reduce runoff and prevent the erosion of garden beds and pathways.
- Simplified maintenance: Defined edges make it easier to mow lawns, trim borders, and keep garden features neatly separated.
- Improved drainage: In some cases, edging kerbs can assist in guiding water runoff, particularly when used in combination with proper surface grading.
Where are edging kerbs used?
- Paved driveways and pathways
- Garden and lawn borders
- Parks and public landscaping
- Parking bays and pedestrian zones
- Decorative edge definition in residential areas
Choosing the right edging kerbs
When selecting edging kerbs, consider the intended use, required strength, and design preferences. Lascokerbs offers both E1 (28 kg) and E3 (57 kg) options, along with their shorter variations, providing flexibility for different applications and site constraints.
Final thoughts
With consistent 30 MPA strength and efficient on-site delivery, our edging kerbs are a dependable choice for contractors, developers, and homeowners across the Western Cape.