Active Travel Entry Kerbs for Irish Infrastructure

Active travel entry kerbs provide smooth, flush transitions for cycling and pedestrian infrastructure across Ireland. These Dutch-standard concrete units meet council specifications for active travel schemes. They create safe, accessible routes whilst managing surface water drainage.

Entry kerbs suit cycling lanes, shared paths, and greenway access points. The gradual slope allows cyclists to cross safely without dismounting. Wheelchair users and pedestrians benefit from barrier-free transitions. Irish councils specify these kerbs for active travel projects all over Ireland.

Dutch Standard Specifications

Our entry kerbs comply with Dutch kerb standards adopted by Irish local authorities. The flush design eliminates vertical barriers that impede cycling infrastructure. Each unit features precise dimensions for consistent installation across project lengths.

Entry kerbs work at junction points where cycling lanes meet road surfaces. They provide transitions at:

– Cycleway entry and exit points

– Shared use path access

– Pedestrian crossing locations

– Greenway connections to road networks

– Bus stop bypass infrastructure

– Residential area cycling routes

Engineers specify entry kerbs for new-build schemes and retrofit projects. The units suit urban cycling networks and rural greenway developments. Installation teams can lay them quickly using standard kerbing equipment.

Technical Support for Specifiers

We supply councils, civil engineers, and contractors throughout Ireland. Our team provides technical guidance on active travel kerb selection and installation methods. Trade accounts offer project pricing for bulk orders.

CPD training covers active travel infrastructure best practices. Sessions help council teams and contractors understand Dutch kerb standards. We demonstrate installation techniques that meet quality requirements for public realm projects.