Curb edging

Curb edging with a rubber top is widely used for sports facilities where safety and cushioning are important. For example, long jump pits and athletics applications where athletes may come into contact with the edge finish.

The rubber top provides a softer finish than a hard edge. This design contributes to a safer sports environment and a neat boundary for the sports facility.

Steel-reinforced plastic curb edging is suitable for applications where dimensional stability, strength and a long service life are important. They can be used, among other things, as edging for throwing sectors, shot put facilities or pétanque courts.

By combining plastic and steel reinforcement, you get a strong curb edging suitable for intensive use outdoors. This design is practical for sports parks and facilities where a durable edge solution is needed.

At athletics facilities, safety, sizing and finishing play an important role. Curb edging is used, among other things, around long jump pits and throwing sectors to clearly and neatly define the sports zone.

For long jump pits, a design with a rubber top is often chosen, so the edge is safer upon contact. For throwing sectors, a strong and dimensionally stable curb edging can be important in order to finish the sector durably.

The range also includes GreenMatter curb edging. These align with circular sports park layout and can be used on and around sports fields where sustainability and material reuse are important guiding principles.

With a circular curb edging, you choose a functional edge solution that fits within a future-proof layout of sports facilities. This is especially interesting for municipalities, sports businesses and clubs that consciously consider material choices.

Every sports application requires a different edge finish. That is why it is important to look closely at the function of the curb edging, the load, the dimensions, the sub-base and the desired finish.

We can help you think through the right design and application. Whether it’s a long jump pit, shot put sector, pétanque court or sports field: we’re happy to help you choose a suitable curb edging.

Proper installation is important for the performance and service life of curb edging. The strip must sit firmly, connect well to the surrounding area and meet the sport-specific technical requirements of the application.

We can advise on the installation and mounting of curb edging. In doing so, we look at the situation on site, the sub-base, the chosen design and the way the sports facility is used.

Curb edging is used for demarcating and finishing sports facilities, such as long jump pits, throwing sectors, pétanque courts, athletics tracks and sports fields. They provide a neat, solid and safe edge finish.

We supply, among other things, rubber curb edging, concrete curb edging, steel-reinforced plastic curb edging, curb edging with a rubber top and GreenMatter curb edging.

For spring pits, a restraining strip with a rubber top is often chosen. This provides a softer and safer edge finish around the spring provision.

A rubber top provides a softer finish than a hard edge. This is especially convenient for sports applications where athletes may come into contact with the restraining strip.

Yes, GreenMatter restraining strips are also included in the range. They fit well in projects where sustainability, circularity, and material reuse are important starting points.

Yes, restraining strips are suitable for use outdoors. Depending on the version, they are resistant to intensive use, weather influences, and loads in sports environments.