BS 5931:1980

Foreword
Cooperating organizations
Code
0 Introduction
1 Scope
2 References
3 General considerations
4 Machines for forming in situ edge details
5 Section size and tolerances
6 Trial lengths
7 Asphalt sections
8 Concrete sections
Appendix
A Characteristics of machines for forming in situ edge
   details
Table
1 Classification of auger powered kerb extruder
   machines
Figures
1 Typical cross sections of asphalt kerbs
2 Typical cross sections of concrete kerbs

Information and recommendations on use of extruded asphalt or concrete together with slip-formed concrete for road edge features such as kerbs or channels. Details of asphalt and concrete mixes that are suitable for the process, and construction details.

This code gives information and recommendations about the use of extruded-asphalt or extruded-concrete, and slip-formed concrete road-edge features such as kerbs or channels. Details of asphalt and concrete mixes that are suitable for the processes are given together with construction details.

This code does not provide recommendations for the forming of such edge features monolithically with paved areas nor on the forming of safety barriers.