Porphyry edges

... Binders are parallelepipeds with a natural surface and obtained via mechanical splitting. They blend perfectly with porphyry paving as well as with other materials. They are used to create either pedestrian or vehicle traffic areas as ...

Also known as “kerbstones”, they are used just like binders but with the difference that they are laid in the vertical and in relief about 10-15 cm above the road surface. In this way they are excellent for containing flowerbeds, gardens, sidewalks and ...

Also known as “kerbstones”, they are used just like binders but with the difference that they are laid in the vertical and in relief about 10-15 cm above the road surface. In this way they are excellent for containing flowerbeds, gardens, sidewalks and ...

Height: 50, 25, 30 cm
Thickness: 6 cm - 20 cm

The idea that cobbles belong to the past is more and more abandoned. They resist all fashion trends, decorated centuries and will keep on doing so. If you choose either for granite, sandstone or limestone, you decide on an inusable stone. The differences ...

... Placed vertically or at the level, the kerbs demarcate pavement areas. Placed at a superior level from the finished surface, they are used to contain the excess of surrounding ground in the presence of flowerbeds and inclined surfaces. ...

... from the sawing, shaping and subsequent flaming of the visible edges of the blocks (for at least 15 cm). Almost always used in pairs, at the extremities of a driveway, they remind us of the kerbs leading to the access ...