KERBEYE - Rubberised Kerbing Overlay System

Introducing KERBEYE, a revolutionary innovation developed from our Rubberised Kerbing Overlay System (RKOS) designed to enhance road safety and improve the way both drivers and pedestrians navigate roadways

KERBEYE utilises vibrant colour schemes combined with high-intensity glass bead reflectors for maximum visibility - this innovative solution integrates seamlessly with existing kerbing infrastructure, providing clear reflective navigation and helping to distinguish key areas of the road

It enhances safety in key areas such as pedestrian crossings, hazardous zones, unlit roadways, and tunnels, providing crucial visual distinction and demarcation and is ideal for a wide range of applications, from private roadways to major highways

Whether for use in active travel schemes, roundabouts, bus stops, or site entrances, KERBEYE delivers a sustainable, efficient, and durable solution that is designed to meet the evolving needs of modern road safety

The KERBEYE system is highly versatile and can be utiliSed across various private roadway and highway applications to enhance safety and visibility - Its innovative design is suited for environments where clear visual guidance and delineation are critical

Private Roadway Applications: KERBEYE plays a vital role in health and safety awareness by clearly marking weighbridges, corners and bends, pedestrian crossings, traffic islands/refuges, and hazardous areas. It is also highly effective for unlit roadways, raised kerbing infrastructure, route distinction, building exit points, site entrance ways, and tunnel demarcation

Highway Applications: On highways, KERBEYE is essential for active travel schemes, marking roundabouts, corners, pedestrian crossings, and traffic islands/refuges. It enhances visibility at bus stops, unlit roadways, raised kerbing infrastructure, spur demarcation, and the edges of tunnels and underpasses

Sectors: KERBEYE’s adaptability extends to a wide range of sectors, including airports, car parks, construction sites, public transportation facilities, ports and ferry terminals, hazardous working areas, fuelling stations, motorway services, quarries, architectural projects, highways, and warehousing