EcoGrid 800mm Flexible Plastic Lawn Edging System Inc. 4 Pins

Plastic Lawn Edging 800mm + 4 Pins

When laying plastic pavers or creating a neat edge on a lawn it is important that a clean boundary is achieved. Without this gravel can merge into the grass, and grass into gravel giving less than desirable results.

Many products on the market are made from low-quality thin materials that deteriorate over time. They can be hard to work with and ultimately produce an inferior finish.

EcoGrid StellaGreen flexible lawn edging offers a smart, simple system that is incredibly durable, easy to work with and will stand the test of time. It is manufactured from a similar material to our paver ranges, yet its design allows it to interlock, flex and form intricate shapes.

It comes supplied complete with 4 pins per length of 80cm.

Step 1

Turn the edging upside down and pin it into place, this will provide a line to follow for your design.

Step 2

Cut the existing turf with a shovel using the pinned lawn edging as a guide.

Step 3

Remove any turf from within the border leaving an empty space for the bed, gravel or pathway.

Step 4

If using a Geotextile membrane this is the time to install it into the void, along with any plants.

Step 5

Pin down your chosen membrane (if using one) along with the edging using the supplied pins.

Step 6

Infill the area with your chosen aggregate. Your gravel will now no longer merge into the lawn, and vice versa.

Segregate Different Gravel Types

In the example above, you can see how the lawn and pathway edging has been used to segregate different colours of gravel. This produces an elegant and clean finish that is very pleasing to the eye.

Available In Black Or Green

We carry both black and green on the shelf. Each length of 80cm comes with four pins to secure it. Further pins are available separately.

Creating A Smooth Border Against a Grid Driveway.

Even though all our grid pavers can be cut to shape, cutting curves can be quite a task to do neatly. This product can be run alongside the “square” edges of the path or paved area to smooth off what could otherwise be a stepped border. This produces a much more aesthetically pleasing end result that will need less maintenance.