Grave garden kerbsets are small kerbs which can be added to most of our headstones and filled with grave edging stones, soil, chippings or coverslabs. Also known as grave edgings, these can often be installed in locations where full kerb memorials are not permitted. Call us with details of your grave site and we will be able to check whether they are allowed.
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You can put edging around a grave, but it’s important to check with the cemetery first, as each cemetery may have specific rules and regulations regarding grave decoration. Some cemeteries may allow edging, while others may have restrictions on materials, height, or style to ensure safety and maintain a uniform appearance throughout the grounds.
Yes, we can put a small graveside surround called ‘Garden Kerbs’ around any headstone, providing the cemetery gives permission. We will be able to advise you on this and apply for a permit on your behalf.
Kerbs are a line of stone which forms a rectangular edge covering the whole grave. This is usually made from the same stone as the headstone but can be changed for a contrasting material if preferred. The centre area can be filled with coloured glass chippings, soil or a cover slab according to your taste.
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