• Rusty metal beam among grey and white pebbles
  • Modern office building with gravel landscaping and a car park with cars in the evening light
  • Wooden patio frame on trestles in the garden, with light grey paving inside

Betotop is a self-clamping Corten steel profile that finishes and protects concrete kerbstones. It neatly accommodates height differences and gives every kerbstone a premium Corten steel finish.

  • Green lawn with a gravel path and blooming flower beds in a garden in the evening light

    Self-clamping & quickly installed

    The profiles are self-clamping: you slide them over the curb and they stay firmly in place, without being able to shift anymore. This makes installation quick and easy, a key advantage on larger construction sites and public projects. 

  • Witte kiezels naast roestige metalen rand en groen gras in zonlicht

    Bridges height differences between kerbstones on

    Concrete kerbstones are rarely perfectly level. Thanks to the length of the Betotop profile, height irregularities between the stones are absorbed, so you can still deliver a clean, continuous line. 

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    Protects the concrete & lasts a long time

    The high-quality corten steel has a long service life and at the same time protects the concrete kerb from damage, meaning it also lasts longer. Over time, corten steel develops a natural rust-brown colour. 

The benefits of Betotop 50 & 60

A high-quality corten steel profile to finish concrete kerbstones quickly and aesthetically. 

  • Suitable for both new projects and existing kerbstones
  • Self-adhesive: won’t shift after installation
  • Bridges height differences between concrete kerbstones on
  • Simple and quick installation
  • Aesthetic finish in corten steel
  • Protects the concrete kerb and extends its service life
  • Long service life thanks to high-quality Corten steel
  • Available as U-profile 50 and U-profile 60
  • Protective film against scratches, easy to remove
Applications

What do I use Betotop 50 & 60 for?

Betotop is suitable for finishing concrete kerbstones in a wide range of projects: 

  • Public works 
  • Gardens and garden paths 
  • Walking and cycling paths 
  • Terraces 
  • Driveways and parking areas 
  • Pétanque courts 
  • Flower beds and lawns 
  • Betotop
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  • Wooden patio frame on trestles in the garden, with light grey paving inside
  • Four children walk along a gravel path with railway tracks by a farm in the evening light
  • Modern office building with gravel landscaping and a car park with cars in the evening light
  • Green lawn with a gravel path and blooming flower beds in a garden in the evening light
  • Rusty metal strip between two types of white and grey pebbles

How do you install Betotop?

Step 1 - Preparation 

Clear the top and sides of the concrete kerbstone of dirt so the profile fits properly. 

Step 2 - Remove the protective film 

Remove the protective film from the Betotop profile. This is quick and saves time on site. 

Step 3 - Install the profile 

Slide the U-profile over the concrete kerbstone. Thanks to its self-clamping shape, the profile is immediately secured and will no longer shift. 

Step 4 - Align 

Align the successive profiles with each other. Height differences between the kerbstones are accommodated by the length of the profile. 

Step 5 - Finishing 

Finish the corners and connections neatly. The result is a clean, continuous corten steel edge.

Technical specifications Betotop 50 & 60

Betotop is a U-profile made of 1 mm corten steel. The tables below provide the general specifications and the dimensions per profile. 

Download the technical datasheet
Property
Type U-profile
Material Corten steel
Material thickness 1 mm
Length 200 cm
Color Corten steel (rust brown)
Confirmation Self-clamping
Suitable for New projects and existing curbstones
Package contents 10 pieces per pack (20 m)
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

  • Can I weld the corners of the corten steel Betotop?

    That’s possible, but not necessary. Mitre the corners with a cutting disc — that way they fit together neatly without welding. If you do want to weld, use the right type of steel.