Kerb Ramps

Enable safe, accessible transitions between roadways and pathways with Steelmark’s heavy-duty kerb ramps, purpose-built for Australian urban, industrial, and commercial environments. Designed to facilitate smooth movement for vehicles, pedestrians, trolleys, and mobility aids, our kerb ramps ensure compliance with accessibility and safety regulations across a range of use cases.

Constructed from durable rubber or steel, Steelmark kerb ramps feature non-slip surfaces, high load-bearing capacity, and bevelled edges for a seamless fit against standard Australian kerbs. Whether you’re managing construction zones, loading docks, driveways, or pedestrian crossings, our ramps provide a portable, reliable solution that reduces trip hazards and improves site accessibility.

Trusted by councils, developers, and facilities managers across Australia, Steelmark kerb ramps help you create safer, more inclusive spaces.

Frequently Asked Questions

Kerb ramps in Australia must comply with:

  • AS 1428.1:2009Design for Access and Mobility, which specifies gradient, width, and surface requirements for wheelchair accessibility.

  • AS 2890.6:2009Off-Street Parking for People with Disabilities, for kerb ramp design in car parks.

Key requirements include:

  • Maximum gradient: 1:8 for short ramps (e.g. kerb ramps), with longer ramps requiring flatter slopes

  • Minimum width: 1000mm for public access

  • Slip resistance: Surface must meet the wet pendulum test for safe use in wet conditions

  • Tactile indicators: Required where kerb ramps intersect pedestrian pathways

These standards ensure that ramps are safe for all users, including people with disabilities, prams, or wheeled equipment.