In the process of landscape and road infrastructure construction, the concrete curb is one of the most important structural elements. When selected correctly, the long-term durability, functionality, and visual appeal of the project are virtually guaranteed.

Today, with the diverse assortment available on the Georgian market, people often choose based only on cost. However, beyond the price, this process requires considering other vital aspects: strength, frost resistance, dimensions, transportation costs, and the manufacturer’s reputation.

High Strength Class = Long Service Life

When buying a concrete curb, you must first pay attention to strength and durability. At “Legi,” the strength class is defined by the B index (e.g., B25, B30). The higher this indicator, the stronger the product. For road usage, a minimum of B30 is recommended to withstand heavy loads, while B25 is sufficient for sidewalks. Always request a quality certificate; for information, “Legi” tests strength according to the EN-1340 standard.

Frost Resistance and Water Resistance

These factors are crucial in Georgia’s climate, where sharp temperature changes are frequent. At “Legi,” frost resistance is marked as Class D, Grade 3 (Standard 1338:2003/AC:2006/2018). This is especially important in mountainous regions where temperatures regularly drop below zero.

Low water absorption is directly linked to durability. The less water a curb absorbs, the less likely it is to suffer damage from water expanding when it freezes in winter.

Choose Correctly: Size, Color, and Purpose

It is equally important to select the right size based on your project’s specific needs:

• Road Curbs: Standard size 1000×150×300 mm—ideal for intensive loads.
• Sidewalk Curbs: Options like 1000×100×200 mm or 1000×80×200 mm are best for pedestrian zones.
• Decorative Curbs: Smaller stones (500×80×200 mm) fit perfectly for yard tiles paths, gardens, and lawns.

Color is another aesthetic factor. Whether you choose gray, white, brown, or red, ensure it harmonizes with the building facade and the paving slabs used in the surrounding area.

Price and Cost-Effectiveness

While price is a significant factor, it depends on type, size, and quality. Road versions are generally more expensive than decorative ones due to their mass. Consider long-term cost-effectiveness rather than just the initial price. Buying from a local manufacturer can also significantly save on transportation costs.

Manufacturer Reputation and Warranty

Responsible manufacturers like “Legi” provide quality certificates and warranties. Before purchasing, research the manufacturer’s experience, read customer reviews, and see real photos of their completed projects.

“Legi” – An Innovative Approach in the Concrete Industry

Since 2011, as a flagship of the Georgian concrete industry with plants in Kobuleti and Tbilisi, “Legi” has been producing ecologically safe products. Using unique “Color Mix” technology and German machinery, we produce high-quality elements used in major projects like Batumi Boulevard, various hotels, and parks.

Our focus on customer interests and transparent operations has made “Legi” an unrivaled leader in the Georgian market for years.