Rowlinson Horizontal Log Edging - Pack Of 4

Rowlinson Horizontal Log Edging is a quick and easy way to create attractive pathways and borders ...

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Rowlinson Horizontal Log Edging is designed for homeowners looking for a simple way to enhance their garden's aesthetics with rustic charm. Its primary benefit is the effortless creation of attractive pathways and borders. A minor consideration is that it's best suited for straightforward garden layouts. This pack provides four 18 x 100cm half-round log sections, featuring integral spikes for easy installation and pressure-treated timber for durability and rot resistance, offering a quick solution for defining garden spaces.

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FAQs

What material is the log edging made from?

The edging is made from pressure-treated timber.

How long is each log section?

Each log section measures 100cm (approximately 3.28 feet).

Does this pack come with fixings?

No, each log section has three integral spikes for direct insertion into the ground, eliminating the need for separate fixings.

How do I connect the log sections together?

The log sections are designed to be placed end-to-end. For a continuous border, simply align them closely together.

Will the timber rot over time?

The timber is pressure-treated to provide protection against rot and decay, significantly extending its lifespan in outdoor conditions.

Can I bend the edging to create curves?

These horizontal half-round logs are best suited for straight lines or gentle curves. Sharp turns may be difficult to achieve with this design.

How often should I apply wood treatment?

While pressure-treated, applying a wood preservative or sealant annually can help maintain the appearance and further protect the timber, especially if you wish to prevent fading.

Troubleshooting

Log edging is wobbly or unstable.

Ensure the integral spikes are pushed firmly and vertically into the soil. If the ground is hard, consider moistening it slightly first or using a rubber mallet to gently tap the logs into place. Check that adjacent logs are properly connected.

Difficulty inserting spikes into hard ground.

Lightly water the area where you intend to place the edging to soften the soil. Alternatively, use a small spade or trowel to create pilot holes before inserting the spikes.

Wood appears to be fading or drying out.

Apply a clear wood preserver, stain, or sealant suitable for garden timber. This will help to restore the appearance and provide additional protection.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Easy to install without additional fixings.
  • Provides an attractive, natural look to gardens.
  • Durable due to pressure-treated timber.
  • Quickly creates defined borders and pathways.
  • Adds rustic charm to outdoor spaces.

Cons

  • May require multiple packs for larger projects.
  • Best suited for straight or gently curved lines.
  • Timber requires occasional maintenance to preserve appearance.
  • Integral spikes may limit placement flexibility on very hard ground.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Select your desired location for the border or pathway.
  2. Loosely place the log sections to visualize the layout.
  3. Gently push the integral spikes on the underside of each log section into the soil until the desired height is achieved. Ensure the log is level.
  4. Connect subsequent log sections end-to-end, aligning them closely.

Compatibility:

This product is designed for use in garden environments. It is compatible with most soil types but may require extra effort to install on very hard or compacted ground. It is suitable for creating borders around lawns, flower beds, vegetable patches, and pathways.

Care:

  • The pressure-treated timber offers good protection against rot and decay.
  • To maintain the wood's appearance and further prolong its life, consider applying a suitable wood preservative or sealant annually, especially if you wish to retain a specific color tone.
  • Keep the area around the base of the logs clear of debris and excessive moisture to prevent premature deterioration.