Kerb Set Designs

Our seven styles fall into three groups. KS1 and KS2 are stepped kerb sets, with two and three tiers respectively, and the most substantial presence. KS3, KS4 and KS5 are single-tier frames, from the simple, uncluttered KS4 to KS3 and KS5, which add flower pots. KS6 and KS7 are slimmer in profile, both with flower pots, KS6 with a front panel at the foot and KS7 with a rounded stepped corner.

If you would like to keep flowers at the grave, choose one of the styles with flower pots (KS3, KS5, KS6 or KS7). You can pick the lid colour for the flower pots in the configurator: gold, silver, black or white.

Every kerb set includes a facia, the front panel that carries the inscription. You can choose a 3 inch or a 4 inch facia, and its shape: 13 shapes are available on KS1 to KS5 and 9 on KS6 and KS7, from Ogee and Apex to Mosque styles. Heart and Mosque 3 have limited, irregular inscription areas, so we prepare their positioning with you; please contact us if you would like one of those.

Then choose the granite colour, and add the front and back panel inscriptions in your choice of calligraphy style, including verses with their meanings. The 3D preview updates as you go, so you can see the finished kerb set before you order.

Every kerb set is made to order in the granite colour you choose, and our installation follows BS 4815:2018. Installation is included in the price you see in the configurator, and the work comes with our 10-year warranty on craftsmanship and materials. Production typically takes 10 to 16 weeks, and you can read more about how we work on our About page.

The 3D preview updates as you change the style, granite, facia and inscription, so you can see the finished kerb set from every angle before you order. If you are unsure which style suits the plot, the frequently asked questions or our contact page are the quickest places to start.

Cemeteries have their own rules about kerb sets, including size and materials, so check yours first. Our guide to what to gather before ordering lists what we will need, our cemetery etiquette guide covers visiting and caring for the grave, and local support contacts can point you to the right burial council.