Paving kerb blocks?

[Deleted2797112]

I wonder please if anyone is able to help me identify these and where I might be able to acquire more to complete a path edge:

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They measure approx. 100mm x 110mm at the top, 100mm x 160mm at the base and 190mm tall (as oriented in the photo).

As always, thanks!

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[r896neo]

They are known as kerbsetts. The sizes sound like tobermore but i think others mftr them too. If your in the south of england or wales they are unlikely to be tobermore.

Also that is not the normal way they are normally laid.

They are normally laid like this

http://www.tobermore.co.uk/images/sized/uploads/gallery/Kerbsett-Bracken-Swatch-470x477.jpg

 

[Deleted2797112]

Genius - thank you! That's them and there's a stockist local to me. I'll take one in to them to check which colour as I can't tell for sure from the images on their website. They haven't really been laid as such, just stood that way along a path, I think by a gardener my late father employed to keep the garden under control. I'll be back to ask how to lay them properly!

 

[r896neo]

where are you in the uk? its just tobermore are a northern irish company and have only been on the uk mainland for a while and those look quite old so probably not theirs.

At least you know what to compare with though.

 

[Deleted2797112]

Scotland. My father used to work for a large national housebuilder so it's possible they were 'acquired' via that route!