Updated July 2, 2026 Short answer: yes—and here’s why that’s not a bad thing. A Curb Roller handles the primary shaping and compaction of the curb and gutter profile, but crews still need to perform detail finishing. That normally includes tooling joints and edges,...
When it comes to shaping concrete curbs, having the right solution on hand can make the difference between a smooth pour or a frustrating jobsite delay. Two widely used options—the Curb Roller (CM4000/CM4100) and the Badger Curb Maker—offer distinct features that...
For decades, contractors faced three choices when it came to pouring curb and gutter: using a large slipform machine, setting a face form, or shaping it entirely by hand with a darby. Each option had its drawbacks— either too expensive, too labor-intensive, or simply...
Curb Roller Manufacturing, the world leader in shaped concrete roller screeds, offers concrete curb tools that pair seamlessly with the company’s Curb Roller CM4000 stock drum profiles. These curb tools, characterized by their lightweight build and remarkable...
FAIRVIEW, KS (Sept 14, 2022) – Equipment Today, the nationally recognized equipment magazine serving commercial construction contractors, has selected the Badger Curb Maker from Curb Roller Manufacturing as one of the favored new construction products of 2022. The...
Curb Roller Manufacturing, the world leader in shaped concrete roller screeds, introduces the Badger Curb Maker for monolithic pours. Designed to seamlessly shape and finish curbs after another product screeds flatwork, the innovative machine supports user efficiency...
