Now available in Belgium & Luxembourg

No driveway? You can now charge from home

After more than 3,000 installations in the UK, cross-pavement charging channels are now available in Belgium and Luxembourg. Our partner Henvee supplies and installs them across Brussels, Flanders, Wallonia and Luxembourg, and can help you get permission from your commune.

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Henvee's website is in French and Dutch. Not in Belgium or Luxembourg? Sign up in the UK.

Person walking over a Kerbo Charge channel set flush into a paved pavement outside a row of townhouses

How it works

Charge from your own home electricity, straight to your car at the kerb, through a channel that sits flush with the pavement and stays safe for everyone.

  1. Resident pressing their charging cable into a Kerbo Charge channel across the pavement1

    Easy to insert & remove

    Insert and remove your cable in 30 seconds. The patented design opens and closes like a zip.

  2. Electric car parked at the kerb, charging through a cable that runs across the pavement in a Kerbo Charge channel2

    Ultra slim

    Our electric vehicle charging gully is designed to be discreet and blend in with the surrounding pavement.

  3. Person in heels walking over a Kerbo Charge channel set flush into the pavement3

    No trip hazards

    The lid self-closes and can withstand 250 kN pressure, equivalent to an articulated lorry parked over the top on a single tyre.

Getting it in Belgium

Three steps with Henvee

Henvee handle quotes, installation and support in Belgium. Here's what happens when you continue to their site.

  1. 1

    Request a quote

    Fill in Henvee's quote form with your address and a short description of your pavement, parking and charger.

  2. 2

    Get permission from your commune

    The pavement is public, so your commune or gemeente decides whether the channel can go in. Henvee can help you with the application.

  3. 3

    Henvee installs it

    Once you've accepted the proposal and permission is in place, Henvee book in your installation.

Our Belgian partner

A Belgian EV charging installer covering Brussels, Flanders, Wallonia and Luxembourg. Henvee supply home chargers and cross-pavement channels, and set local prices and installation dates.

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Example installation

A Kerbo Charge channel in Belgium

Set flush into a paved pavement outside a Belgian townhouse, ready for the cable whenever the car needs charging.

  • Kerbo Charge channel set flush into a paved pavement, running from the front of a Belgian townhouse to the kerb
  • Person walking over the same channel, which sits level with the paving
  • Resident plugging the charging cable into their car at the kerb, with the cable running from the channel
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Frequently asked questions

Who installs it in Belgium?

Henvee, our Belgian partner. They cover Brussels, Flanders, Wallonia and Luxembourg, and handle quotes, installation and aftercare.

Why am I being sent to another website?

Kerbo Charge doesn't install directly in Belgium. Henvee do, so their website is where you request a quote and book your installation.

How much does it cost?

Henvee set prices in Belgium and Luxembourg. You'll find them on Henvee's website, where you can also request a free quote for your street.

Do I need permission?

Yes. The pavement is public, so your commune or gemeente has to approve the channel. Henvee can help you with the application.

Is it safe for people walking past?

Yes. The channel sits flush with the pavement, the lid closes itself behind your cable, and it's tested to BS EN 1433.

I live in Luxembourg. Can I get one?

Yes. Henvee cover Luxembourg as well as Belgium, so you can request a quote through them in the same way.

Ready to charge from home?

Request your quote from Henvee. Their website is in French and Dutch.

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