Collection: Kerb Ramp

Rubber kerb ramps help improve access and reduce impact when vehicles, trolleys, bins, wheelchairs or equipment need to move over kerbs, gutters, driveway lips or raised edges. They are commonly used around driveways, warehouses, loading areas, car parks, commercial entrances and workplace access points where safer and smoother movement is needed.

Choose a kerb ramp by matching the ramp height to the raised edge, then checking the available width, load capacity and surface area. For driveways or commercial access points, measure the kerb or gutter height first and select a ramp that provides a smoother transition for vehicles, trolleys, bins or mobility access. For workplace use, also consider visibility, placement and whether the ramp needs to be fixed in position.