Building Materials

A DDA compliant unit used to signal the location of drop kerbs and an appropriate place for pedestrians to cross a road. The raised blisters can be felt underfoot by blind people and contrasting colours can be identified by the visually impaired.

Marshalls uses hydraulic pressing in the manufacture of its standard natural kerb, channels and edgings. The result is the durability and consistent long-term performance you would expect from Marshalls with a functional unit of this type. These precision-manufactured products are available in many different shapes and profiles to fulfil a wide range of design requirements. Bullnose and Square channels are typically used as a spacer between the kerb and the carriageway or for off road parking and lay-bys, while Dished channels provide an aid to drainage. Bullnose, Round Top and Flat Top edging is mostly used along footpath edges.

JUTA GP Titanbond Edge Strip is a purpose-designed narrow-width roll of GP Titanbond, ideal for use on kicker details or transition areas from horizontal to vertical surfaces.