Zinco Concrete Kerb Internal Corner, height approx. 25 cm, 90°-Corner
Concrete angle stone for edging planting areas, defining / bordering pavements and patios or forming planters, etc.; contains 80 % sand from concrete processing.
Order Nr.:
5028
Product information "Zinco Concrete Kerb Internal Corner, height approx. 25 cm, 90°-Corner"
Support leg 30 cm, leg length 48 x 48 cm, internal corner is 2-piece, weight 43 kg/corner, (efflorescence and permissible dimensional tolerances are possible)
| Order Nr.: | 5028 |
|---|---|
| Material: | Normal concrete |
| Height [mm]: | 250,0 |
| Packaging unit: | Piece |
| Weight [kg]: | 46,0 |
| Leg length [mm]: | 480 x 480 |
| Additional information: | Support leg: approx. 300 mm |
from position '.........' . Formation of a 90° internal corner from two prefabricated
45° prefabricated shaped kerbs, height 25 cm, with a side length of 23 cm each.
Product: Zinco "Concrete Concrete Kerb Internal Corner 90° - Height 25 cm"
Unit: pcs
Order Nr.: 5028
These Installation Instructions describe the essential steps for using these products. Please also observe the relevant standards and guidelines, in particular the occupational health and safety regulations.
The concrete angle blocks are set directly into concrete or mortar on the drainage element.
The concrete shaped kerbs are usable on both sides, so it is up to you to decide how to set them up.
The inside and outside corners, each consisting of two 45° angles, are not usable on both sides, but must be ordered for the corresponding height; they are also set directly into concrete or mortar on the drainage element.
The stainless steel cover is suitable for both types of installation and is simply pushed onto the concrete angle blocks from above. The stainless steel cover can be cut to size using a standard angle grinder with a metal disk. Beware of flying sparks when cutting (fire hazard, risk of injury, etc.). It is also important that the sharp edges are deburred after cutting.
The concrete angle blocks are set directly into concrete or mortar on the drainage element.
The concrete shaped kerbs are usable on both sides, so it is up to you to decide how to set them up.
The inside and outside corners, each consisting of two 45° angles, are not usable on both sides, but must be ordered for the corresponding height; they are also set directly into concrete or mortar on the drainage element.
The stainless steel cover is suitable for both types of installation and is simply pushed onto the concrete angle blocks from above. The stainless steel cover can be cut to size using a standard angle grinder with a metal disk. Beware of flying sparks when cutting (fire hazard, risk of injury, etc.). It is also important that the sharp edges are deburred after cutting.