Barrier Kerbs (figure 5B)

Description

A 300 x 100 x 75 Barrier Kerbs (figure 5B) are used for:

1. Traffic Management:
   • Controls and directs vehicle movement, serving as a physical barrier to delineate lanes and separate traffic zones from pedestrian areas.
2. Pedestrian Safety:
   • Provides a barrier between roadways and pedestrian walkways, ensuring the safety of pedestrians by preventing vehicles from encroaching onto walking areas.
3. Property and Infrastructure Protection:
   • Protects infrastructure, buildings, and landscaped areas from potential vehicle damage.
4. Aesthetic Boundaries:
   • Creates neat and defined borders for urban and suburban areas, enhancing the visual appeal of streetscapes and landscaped zones.
5. Water Management:
   • Assists in directing stormwater to drainage systems, preventing water accumulation on roads and pathways.

The “figure 5B” design refers to a specific profile optimized to serve as an effective barrier while maintaining a relatively low profile, making it suitable for various urban applications where a more compact barrier is needed.