EdgeMaster Steel Lawn Edging - Black - 1060 x 160 x 1.5mm - 5 Pack

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The EdgeMaster Steel Lawn Edging is designed for homeowners and landscape enthusiasts looking to create crisp, durable separation between garden beds and lawn areas. Providing a clean, professional aesthetic, this heavy-duty steel system offers long-lasting structural integrity that resists shifting over time. While the steel construction ensures exceptional durability, users should be prepared for the physical labor involved in the initial trenching and installation process required to secure the strips properly.
| Model Part Number | 4742-0080BK |
|---|---|
| Brand | Perry |
You will need a shovel for trenching, a rubber mallet for driving in spikes, a pair of work gloves for safety, and a spirit level if you desire a perfectly level line.
Yes, as the edging is made of steel, it can be cut using a hacksaw or an angle grinder with a metal-cutting disc. Always smooth the cut edge with a file afterward.
Each pack contains five 1060mm strips, providing approximately 5.3 meters of total edging length when installed end-to-end.
The edging features a protective black finish designed to resist corrosion. However, regular maintenance and touch-ups on exposed steel will help prolong its life in wet conditions.
Yes, the modular design allows for installation on slight inclines, though you may need to overlap or angle the strips carefully to follow the contour of the land.
Ensure the ground spikes are driven deep enough into firm subsoil and verify the trench has been backfilled and compacted properly.
Check that the ends are free of debris or soil and ensure they are aligned on a level surface before sliding them together.
Re-drive the anchor spikes deeper or add additional stakes to provide extra resistance against soil movement.
Installation begins with clearing a narrow trench approximately 100-120mm deep along the desired garden border. Place the first EdgeMaster strip into the trench and engage the dual-lock mechanism with the next strip until the connection is tight. Using a rubber mallet, drive the provided ground spikes through the pre-drilled holes at a slight angle to ensure maximum grip in the subsoil. Backfill the trench with native soil or gravel and tamp down firmly to lock the edging in place. To maintain the system, ensure the soil remains compacted against the steel. If the finish becomes scratched during installation, a small amount of exterior-grade metal touch-up paint can prevent premature oxidation.