https://www.rampchamp.com.au/products/heeve-driveway-rubber-kerb-ramp-in-1-2m-sections-for-rolled-edge-kerb?_pos=3&_sid=ae9008b31&_ss=r How about something like this Adrian? I have purchased from this company on two occasions and was very happy with the product and service.
Thanks for the suggestion, this is the offending curb, the trouble is it dips a good 8 inches on the way in, that’s why I thought the concrete solution would be the best approach and the council are quite picky here believe it or not I’m getting quotes tomorrow wish me luck, Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login
Good point! My answer is, I don't know. The disclaimer is at the bottom of the page to "Please check with your local council first" The products I bought were for use on private land, so I never bothered. Image Unavailable, Please Login
This is what I did at my previous house. I didn't ask anyone for permission and it's still there today, 10 years after I put it there! I must have had good neighbours Image Unavailable, Please Login
Well that’s exactly what I had in mind initially, what was the thickness of the plate ? And how did you secure it, I thought silicone might work
I'm sure it was totally legal Steel plate was either 8 or 10mm secured with 4 masonry bolts. It was a Gumtree special
I'm sure you'll find that if you start to impede the rainwater flow your neighbours will do the complaining.
When I moved house there were 2 things that made the choice easy: garage that fitted both cars and the perfect crossover (and it’s extra wide) Image Unavailable, Please Login And no it’s not just because the land is flat, it isn’t, my garage s a couple of metres above the road level but just all the transitions are done properly.
Blisslovely transitions now the front spoiler/bumpers been restored I’ll probably use the car twice a month