Concrete Curb And Gutter Type Ii

T 8 2013 4 junction well without curb or curb gutter with sidewalk and grass strips and junction well directly adjacent to paved surface.

Concrete curb and gutter type ii.

Perimeter form boards and stakes. Typical cross sections of the most commonly used curbs and curb and gutter sections are shown in figure ii. A well designed and installed concrete curb and gutter will effectively channel water to drains remove the need for side ditches and enhance the life of the paved road by not allowing the water to go under the surface of the road. T 8 2013 3 junction well in concrete island.

Concrete curb and gutter installation equipment allowance job related costs of specialty equipment used for job quality and efficiency including. The gutter can also act as a safety barrier for vehicles and people. The joints shall be a minimum of 3 in depth type a mountable concrete pay as type a curb and gutter pay as type a. T 8 2013 2 junction well behind curb or curb gutter with sidewalk and junction well directly behind curb or curb gutter.

Piece asphaltic material having the same dimensions as curb gutter at that station and be 1 2 thick. We would like to show you a description here but the site won t allow us. Concrete curb type i a with underdrain. Concrete curbs are generally classified as barrier curbs or mountable curbs.

Concrete curb type i b with patch. Concrete curb type i a. Either type can be constructed in many different shapes depending on regional preferences purposes and construction costs. Lateral contraction joints shall be placed at intervals of not more than 15 nor less than 6 in length.