  In the universal extra dimensions models, Kaluza Klein excitations of matter
are generaly produced in pairs. However, if matter lives on a fat brane
embedded in a larger space, gravity-matter interactions do not obey KK number
conservation, thus making possible the production of single KK excitations at
colliders. We evaluate the production rates for such excitations at the
Tevatron and LHC colliders, and look for ways to detect them.
