Residential rolled kerb and gutter

Construction View

Completed View

Important considerations
Utility Covers
- Driveways with utilities like telecom pits, hydrants, or stop valves require trafficable lids/covers.
- These covers are supplied by the relevant authority and are designed for safety and durability under vehicle loads.
Modifications to In-ground Utility Services
- Any adjustments to in-ground utility services (e.g., height changes, relocations, or cover replacements) must be approved by the relevant authority before work begins.
Removing Footpaths for Crossovers
- Pedestrian footpaths are not designed to handle traffic loads and must be removed when installing a crossover.
- The new crossover must include a designated pedestrian section, marked by 30mm deep wet saw cut joints aligned with the existing footpath.
- To ensure a strong connection between the footpath and crossover, use N12 galvanized steel dowels with AbleFLEX placed between them (as shown in label #4 in the illustration above).