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Description
Dropper kerbs are primarily used to reduce the amount of height on a kerb face to allow easy access for foot and vehicular traffic at access points, such as private driveway crossings or pedestrian crossings.
They are manufactured as either a right-handed or a left-handed dropper, when viewed from the carriageway.
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