Bradstone Charcoal Block Kerb - (L)125mm (W)100mm (T)125mm

You will need a shovel, measuring tape, spirit level, string line, rubber mallet, and tools for mixing concrete or mortar.

Use a wet saw or angle grinder with a suitable blade designed for cutting concrete or stone.

Yes, by adjusting the spacing between the kerbs and making smaller cuts to accommodate the curve.

Generally, leave a small gap (around 3-5mm) to allow for expansion and contraction. Adjust as needed.

Crushed stone or gravel is the ideal base material. Ensure it is well-compacted.

The trench should be deep enough to accommodate the base layer, the kerb block depth, and any mortar or concrete used.

Yes, the installation is manageable for DIY projects, but requires careful planning and execution.

Regular cleaning and the application of a sealant can help protect the color from fading.

Check the base layer for any inconsistencies and adjust the levels. Use a spirit level to ensure the kerbs are aligned and even. Re-adjust the base and re-lay the blocks.

Ensure the kerbs are properly secured with concrete or mortar. Check the backfill material and ensure it is compacted. Add extra reinforcement if necessary.

Clean the kerbs with water and a mild detergent. Avoid using harsh chemicals that could damage the surface. Consider applying a sealant to protect the kerbs from future staining.