Kerb Orca – Modular Cycle Lane Separator for Safe Segregation
The Kerb Orca is a modular cycle lane separator providing horizontal kerbing for safe, sustainable cycle lane segregation and effective traffic separation systems.
The Kerb Orca is a horizontal cycle lane separator designed as a continuation of kerbing for effective cycle lane segregation. Unlike the Wand Orca, it provides separation without vertical wands, offering a simple, modular alternative for longer runs of cycle protection
Kerb Orca – Creating Safer, More Sustainable Cycle Networks with Ease
With a splayed face on the cycle side and a half-battered profile on the vehicle side, the Kerb Orca acts as a familiar cycle kerb for drivers while protecting cyclists with a safer, more visible traffic separation line. Built from modular end and middle sections, it adapts easily to site layouts, with typical installations from 2 m to 10 m.
Manufactured in the UK from recycled rubber, the Kerb Orca forms part of Rediweld’s innovative lane separator kerb system, providing sustainable and adaptable traffic calming solutions for urban cycling schemes.
Key Benefits of the Kerb Orca
Light Segregation
Provides clear cycle lane protection without vertical poles.
Dual Profile Design
Splayed cycle side for rider safety, half-battered kerb face for drivers.
Flexible Layouts
Modular sections allow lengths from 2 m to 10 m
Traffic Safety
Reinforces the traffic separation line to protect cyclists and guide vehicles.
Modular Design
Modular design with middle units 500mm wide and matching end units 250 mm wide.
Sustainable Manufacturing
Made in the UK from recycled rubber.
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End Module
End Module Profile
Middle Module
Middle Module Profile
Product Specifications
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FAQs - Kerb Orca
Is the Kerb Orca compliant with UK cycling standards?
Yes. The Kerb Orca has been developed in line with DfT and Active Travel guidance, and is widely approved by local authorities across the UK as a proven, compliant segregation product.
How long does a typical installation take?
Most projects can be completed in a single day, thanks to our surface-mounted, modular design that avoids excavation and lengthy road closures.
Where can I find method statements and technical documents?
If you need any documents, our team is here to help. Call 01420 543007 or email sales@rediweldtraffic.co.uk.
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