BS 7533-6:1999

Committees Responsible
      Foreword
1 Scope
2 Normative References
3 Terms and Definitions
4 Forms of Construction
5 Construction Details
6 Reinstatement
Annex A (informative) Examples of kerb edge details
Bibliography
Figure A.1 - Example of kerb or channel
Figure A.2 - Examples of channel units
Figure A.3 - Example of concrete kerb
Figure A.4 - Example of natural stone kerb
Figure A.5 - Example of kerb and linear drainage
Figure A.6 - Example of reinforced haunching
Figure A.7 - Example of edging
Figure A.8 - Example of bonded kerbs (large units)
Figure A.9 - Examples of multi-unit traffic calming
Figure A.10 - Example of combined drainage and kerb
Figure A.11 - Example of linear drainage

Recommendations are provided for laying natural stone and precast concrete channels, edgings, kerbs and quadrants which conform with BS 435 and BS 7263-1, and clay kerbs which conform to BS 6677-1, for constructing footways and carriageways. Also covers linear drainage units and combined drainage and kerb products.

This part of BS 7533 gives recommendations for laying natural stone and precast concrete kerbs, channels, edgings and quadrants conforming to BS 435 and BS 7263-1, and clay kerbs conforming to BS 6677-1 intended for use in the construction of carriageways and footways. It also applies to combined drainage and kerb products, and linear drainage units.