Kerb Ramps

Kerb Ramp FAQs

When do I need kerb ramps on a site?

Who are kerb ramps designed to support?

Are kerb ramps suitable for public highways and footpaths?

How do kerb ramps perform in wet or uneven conditions?

Can kerb ramps be moved or adjusted as work progresses?

Do kerb ramps need to be used with other safety measures?

Kerb ramps are a simple but essential part of keeping sites accessible. When street works or temporary layouts interrupt normal footway access, ramps provide a safe way for people to move between pavement and road without unnecessary risk.

Our kerb ramps are designed for stability, grip and ease of use. They help protect vulnerable users, reduce trip hazards and demonstrate that pedestrian safety has been properly considered. That matters not just for compliance but for public confidence around your site.

They’re quick to deploy, easy to reposition as work progresses and work well alongside barriers, crossings and signage. Whether you’re managing a short-term utility repair or a longer programme of works, kerb ramps help keep access clear and complaints to a minimum.