Rowlinson Horizontal Log Edging - Pack Of 2

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 gardeners seeking a simple, attractive solution for defining pathways and borders. Its primary benefit is the effortless creation of rustic garden features with minimal fuss, thanks to integrated spikes. A minor consideration is that while pressure-treated, prolonged extreme weather may still affect timber over many years.

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FAQs

What are the dimensions of each log edging piece?

Each log edging piece measures 18cm in height and 100cm in length.

How many pieces are included in a pack?

Each pack contains two horizontal log edging pieces.

Is the timber treated to prevent rot?

Yes, the timber is pressure-treated to provide protection against rot and decay.

Do I need extra stakes or pegs for installation?

No, each log edging piece comes with three integral spikes for simple, direct installation without the need for additional pegs.

Can I cut the log edging to size?

While possible, cutting the timber may compromise the pressure treatment at the cut end. If necessary, ensure the cut end is thoroughly treated with a suitable preservative.

What kind of finish does the wood have?

The wood has a natural, unfinished appearance, ready to blend into a garden setting. It can be stained or treated further if desired.

How long will this edging typically last?

With proper care and placement, the pressure-treated timber is designed for durability and should last for many years, offering lasting protection against rot.

Troubleshooting

Edging is not stable

Ensure spikes are fully inserted into the ground. If soil is very hard, loosen it before insertion. For uneven ground, adjust the position or add soil for support.

Difficulty inserting spikes

Soften the ground with water before attempting insertion. Remove any stones or debris obstructing the spikes. If necessary, use a rubber mallet to gently tap the logs into place.

Timber appears to be degrading prematurely

Inspect for signs of fungal growth or insect damage. Ensure adequate drainage around the edging to prevent constant moisture saturation. Consider applying a protective wood treatment.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Quick and easy to install without special tools.
  • Provides an attractive, natural look to garden spaces.
  • Durable due to pressure-treated timber construction.
  • Helps maintain neat and defined garden areas.
  • Modular design allows for customizable layouts.

Cons

  • Timber can be susceptible to damage from sharp gardening tools.
  • May require occasional re-treatment for optimal longevity in harsh climates.
  • Size might be restrictive for very large landscaping projects.
  • Natural material may vary slightly in appearance.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Unpack the Rowlinson Horizontal Log Edging.
  2. Identify the desired location for your pathway or border.
  3. Position the first log segment, ensuring the integrated spikes are pointing downwards.
  4. Push the spikes firmly into the ground until the log is stable and at the desired level.
  5. For continuous lines, place subsequent log segments adjacent to the first, aligning them as needed.

Compatibility:

This product is designed for use in standard garden soil. It is compatible with most garden soil types, but extremely rocky or compacted soil may require pre-loosening for easier spike insertion. It is suitable for creating borders around lawns, flower beds, and pathways.

Care:

  • Cleaning: Wipe clean with a damp cloth as needed. Avoid abrasive cleaners.
  • Maintenance: The timber is pressure-treated for rot resistance. However, for extended longevity and to maintain its appearance, consider applying a suitable wood preservative or sealant annually, especially in damp or exposed conditions.
  • Inspection: Periodically check the edging for stability and the condition of the timber.