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Wet Pressed Bull Nose
With a straight profile that ends in a subtly curved top edge, our Bull Nose concrete kerb is perfect for pedestrian zones and transit points in stations.
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Design
With a straight profile that ends in a subtly curved top edge, our Bull Nose concrete kerb is perfect for pedestrian zones and transit points in stations.
Specifications
Popular colours
Grey creates definition while maintaining a neutral aesthetic.
Grey
Standard Texture
A pimpled surface adds traction and a visual texture to the kerb.
Pimple
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Highlights
The Bull Nose concrete kerb strikes the right balance between locking in paved surfaces and facilitating easier pedestrian movement.
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Ideal for boarding points
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Prevents edge chipping
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Refined aesthetic
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High compressive strength
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Ideal for boarding points
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Ideal for boarding points
The top edge of the Bull Nose kerb is rounded instead of sharp; this minimises trip hazards, especially around transit points in public transport systems.
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Prevents edge chipping
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Prevents edge chipping
The rounded profile of the top edge reduces wear and tear caused by regular pedestrian and vehicular traffic.
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Refined aesthetic
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Refined aesthetic
Wet-pressed manufacturing delivers crisp definition, dimensional consistency and easy installation.
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High compressive strength
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High compressive strength
The wet-pressed technique improves the Bull Nose kerb’s structural strength and durability, helping it maintain its shape and functionality over time.
FAQs
Why is the kerb called ‘bull nose’?
‘Bull nose’ refers to the curved top edge of the kerb, which gives it a rounded profile.
Why is the curved top useful?
The curved edge makes the kerb more pedestrian friendly and prevents chipping caused by regular foot and vehicular traffic.
Where can a Bull Nose kerb be used?
This concrete wet-pressed kerb is best suited to areas with pedestrian traffic - sidewalks, parks and bus stops - as well as zones with light vehicular traffic.
