Corrugated Metal Garden Edging, 6"×40Ft Durable Landscape Border for Garden, Lawn, Flower Beds and Paver Edging (Silver)

This product was easy to install, very high quality, and perfect to keep critters out for base of my new little greenhouse

I recently encountered an issue with soil erosion in some areas of my yard. To solve this problem, I ordered a Metal Landscape Edging Border made of galvanized steel. This product is weather-resistant and suitable for outdoor use. Once installed, I no longer have to worry about the effects of strong sunshine, wind, or rain. The edging looks sturdy, durable, and is easy to install. I followed the instructions and dug a narrow trench before using a hammer to push the edging into place.However, I did encounter some difficulty when attempting to install the edging at areas where the ground was not level and had a slight slope. Despite my best efforts, the edging bent to one side at turning points. If metal clips were included with the product, it would be easier to keep the edging straight at these turning points. As it stands, I had to avoid using the edging in areas where the ground was not completely flat.Aside from this small issue, the installation process was relatively easy. The edging features a corrugated design and has hemmed edges for safer use. It is also cuttable, allowing me to customize the length to suit my specific needs. The edging has successfully prevented soil erosion, which has helped me save money on organic fertilizers that would otherwise have been washed away. Overall, I recommend this edging product.

Great product! Came as described! Used it to make a circle inside the inside edges of a large tire to start a Rhubarb Garden! Worked out perfectly!

Rolled out and installed in minutes. Easy to cut

did a border, found very hard to put into the ground, I live in North Florida, so its not that hard! very wavy looking. really needs to be buried probably two to three inches to make it look right. I think I will go another direction before I go thru that drama.

The media could not be loaded.  Super easy to install no digging or trenching. Very pleased with this. I had a border but it was sunken deep into the ground. I was able to tap this product right on the other side of my old garden border and fill with new mulch. Then good to go!

I have a row of an ornamental grass that likes to spread, and I need to keep it in its place. For this application, I needed to drive this edging down deep leaving just about an inch above ground.I have a steel edging tool that you step on like a shovel and it will make a thin slot in the ground about 5-inches deep and 6-inches lengthwise... so for a 20-foot run of this edging required me to make 40 slots end-to-end.I pushed the entire run of edging into the ground by hand and then used a rubber mallet to gently tap it in the rest of the way.The edging was sturdy enough for my install method... however, if you don’t have some type of edging tool and try to use a rubber mallet to drive the edging in... then you will probably bend the edging... especially if you have small rocks in your soil and the edging hits one.

I am a home gardener and garden design enthusiast and I LOVE this product. I know the rusted look is not going to make everyone happy but as there are other finishes available I'll speak to the over all design and use. Suffice it to say I do very much like the look of weathered materials in my otherwise contemporary garden, and this product is stunning in my personal opinion and gave me the look of a much more expensive corten steel. As for use and installation - if you have ever installed any other kind of semi rigid dig in edging like the plastic type - you can install this item in the same way. The edges are crimped to provide a good measure of safety during handling but you will still want a sturdy pair of garden gloves on. You will also need a means to cut the material if you dont plan on using a whole roll continuously, in my case I used tin/metal shears and it worked great. I was able to bend back the cut edge with my gloved hand and crimp it down with pliers. I would say it feels slightly stiffer than the metal when you crush a can - for oddly specific reference. It handles curves and level changes with the same ease as any plastic type of edging. The only thing I cant attest to is its longevity as I have just installed it - pardon the unkempt lawn in the photos above. I would also use it cautiously around areas when children or pets rough house or where there are any potential tripping hazards. I think the look is magnificent with a flowing ground cover or shrubbery softening the look of the edges. Its a gorgeous product and I will be ordering more!