Island Forms

Fuel Island Forms for Gas Station & Fleet Dispensers

Lemico fuel island forms are steel forms that shape the concrete dispenser island at gas stations, truck stops and fleet fueling sites. Each form is built to your width and length, in a standard or dog bone shape, with the outer finish and internal frame material you specify.

Also known as dispenser island forms, gas station island forms, fuel island curbs, island form kits and dog bone islands.

3D model of a Lemico fuel island form frame with internal cross members

Clean, durable dispenser islands.

The island form sets the finished edge of the concrete island that dispensers sit on. A steel form gives a straight, crisp outline that protects the island edge from vehicle and cleaning damage for years.

Built to order, fast to install.

Forms are fabricated to your dimensions and delivered ready to set, level and pour. Internal cross members keep the form square during the pour and stay in the island for strength.

Island Form Ordering Code

Every island form is specified with one ordering code. Fill in each field and send it with your quote request.

WWidthAny width, minimum 18 in.
LLengthAny length, custom options
SShapeST standard · DB dog bone
OOuter materialST satin · SS stainless steel
IInternal materialSS stainless steel · CS carbon steel

Example: W-36"-L-120"-S(ST)-O(SS)-I(CS) is a 36 in. by 120 in. standard island with a stainless steel outer and a carbon steel frame.

Shapes & Materials

Standard shape

A rectangular island with rounded ends, the most common layout for single and double dispenser islands.

Dog bone shape

Wider ends and a narrower middle, giving more protection at the island ends where vehicles turn in.

Stainless steel outer

A stainless steel outer skin for a clean, corrosion-resistant finish that stays bright on busy forecourts.

Satin outer

A satin finish outer for a durable, low-glare look at a lower cost than full stainless.

Stainless steel frame

Stainless internal members for coastal, de-icing salt and high-corrosion sites.

Carbon steel frame

Carbon steel internal members for standard sites where the frame is fully cast into concrete.

Drawings

Island form plan and elevation drawing
Island form plan and elevation drawing
Island form frame configuration drawing
Island form frame configuration drawing
Island form ordering specification chart
Island form ordering specification chart

Where Island Forms Are Used

  • Gas and service stations
  • Truck stops and cardlock sites
  • Fleet and municipal fueling yards
  • Marinas and airport ground fuel sites
  • New builds, rebuilds and dispenser upgrades

What to Send for a Quote

  • Ordering code, or width, length and shape
  • Outer and internal material
  • Quantity of islands
  • Dispenser make and model if known
  • Site location and delivery timeline

Pair island forms with bollards and vent racks for complete forecourt protection.

Fuel Island Form FAQ

Quick answers to common buyer questions.

What is a fuel island form?

A steel form that shapes and edges the concrete island that fuel dispensers sit on. It stays in place after the pour, giving a durable finished edge.

What sizes are available?

Any width from a minimum of 18 inches and any length, with custom options. Forms are built to the dimensions you specify.

What is the difference between a standard and a dog bone island?

A standard island is rectangular with rounded ends. A dog bone island has wider ends and a narrower middle for extra protection where vehicles turn in.

Which materials can I choose?

The outer can be satin or stainless steel, and the internal frame can be stainless steel or carbon steel.

How do I order an island form?

Use the ordering code W-L-S-O-I: width, length, shape, outer material and internal material. Send the code with the quantity and site location for a quote.

Need island forms for a new site or rebuild?

Send your ordering code or island sizes and we will quote forms built to your layout.