Traditional Pound-In

This edging was very easy to me to install with no assistance. It feels thick and durable. It’s also flexible so it can be bent into a variety of shapes to make the edging look more unique. I installed mine in a wavy pattern and love how it turned out. I’m confident it will last a long time. Tip: it helps to have something like a rubber mallet to hammer in the nails but they can also be pushed in with a hand or a shoed foot.

I’ve installed about 150’ of this edging around our yard. I use an edging tool to create a trough to install the edging in. This not only makes installation a little easier but also holds it in place well while you are hammering it into the ground. The material flexes a little but overall it’s fairly rigid and looks nice. I used a hose to create the layout I wanted with nice curves. Then installed the edging along the hose with a rubber mallet. You’ll need a lot more stakes than the 2 that come in the box. So buy the bag of extras. I used about 3/4 of a bag per box of edging. Works pretty well. I’ll be buying more of this.

This pound-in landscape edging is a game changer! It was quick to install and created a clean, professional-looking border around my flower beds. The material feels durable and flexible enough to shape around curves. It’s held up well through rain and sun—very happy with the results!

It seems like a sturdy product. Unboxing I was pleased with the thickness and look. I wanted to love this product. After installing I think it’s okay. The product is as described and looks nice installed, it was more difficult then I expected to install. Our ground is sandy (and should have been easy install), we have had an easy time installing other types of edging we have put in other areas of our yard. It seemed like I would secure one section and another would wiggle lose as I moved down. I could have pounded it in harder but then the edging was getting smashed. Maybe if I had more of the stakes it would be more easily secured or tried with a small board on top. I will have to get another section to complete the side I used the product on. I was testing this product out before I made a larger investment.

I purchased 6 twenty foot rolls of these mainly to keep the mulch from washing away down my driveway or into my grass. The edging is almost 3/16" thick which is thicker than most. It's a tough plastic type material that is not too stiff or too flexible. I laid it out in my driveway so the sun could heat it up and make it flat. That worked. I used a square shovel and dug a trench 2 or 3 inches deep along my existing beds. I just placed the edging in the trench and tapped it down gently with a rubber mallet. Then I used the mallet to tamp dirt down on the backside to secure it in place. I ended up just using anchors at the ends or where two pieces met. After it was all installed and new mulch added to the beds we had 1 1/2" of rain which prior to this would have washed mulch out of the beds down my driveway and into my grass. With the edging installed the mulch was kept in the bed 100%. I definitely recommend this product.

This is actually pretty rigid, which is good because it's sturdy and durable. It also makes bit a bit hard to work on because it comes fairly tightly coiled and it needs to be stretched out. So I'd suggest picking a warm, sunny day to install this because laying it out in the sun makes it flexible enough to use in roughly 15 min or so. Otherwise, it's a struggle but like I said, that means it's sturdy and will be durable. With the spiky end down, it goes into the soil fairly easily. I would use a short (12" to 16") piece of 2x4 or 2x6 to tap it down using the longer side. If you use a hammer or even a rubber mallet, you can dent it some.

I initially purchased only one roll as a “test” to see if it would work to keep the dirt from our flower bed from flowing over our brick walkway, especially when it rains. It worked! I ended up buying a total of 9 rolls between Amazon and another retailer and I need a few more to finish my backyard. I used it along our brick walkway and around our flower beds. A few tips I read in the previous reviews helped: -I laid out the roll for at least a half hour prior to using and I placed something heavy on each end to weight them down to straighten it out -When using the edging along my brick walkway (a straight line), it was best to install the edging against the way it is already slightly bending because it helps it hold a straight line. If you are doing a curvy line, it’s ok to install with the natural bend. -You need to score the ground before trying to install and it’s best to install when the ground is slightly damp I found it was easiest to install in the grass. When I was installing along the flower bed and in the dirt/soil, it was incredibly difficult because it would pop out of the ground when I was installing a foot or so down. I know the ground was to blame but be aware that a looser soil will make it very difficult to install. Also note it did take awhile to install and it still ended up wavy BUT I had several neighbors compliment it so I’m not as self conscious anymore about that. Overall I was very happy and I will purchase a few more to finish the backyard.

These things worked wonderfully. I measured first to see how wide i washed the rings to be. Then to cut, i bent the material while i scored i line with my box knife where i wanted the cut. As i kept bending, i kept scoring more on the plastic with my box loo l knife until it small right on the line i had made with the knife. Easy to cut. You don't need anything heavy duty to cut. Just score a line first and bend. Then i wrapped the ring around the trees and i screwed in two screws to hold the rings in place. Then i just used a rubber mallet to hammer the rings to the ground while the grind was moist. Worked like a charm. The boys only goes with 2 stakes. I purchased aluminum stages thinking they would be better but those suck. The plastic ones worked better. I even up buying three of these and my yard looks nice.

This edging worked very well for us to keep garden bed mulch out of the grass. Some of the points had to be cut off or down when burying over bedrock but it was easy to do.

I wanted to keep the newly created straight edge on a flower bed - 5 metres long - so that the adjacent lawn doesn't spread and gradually merge into the flower bed. The soil is a mix of clay with top soil and not stoney. It was early September and the ground was wet, not sodden. I unrolled the whole 20 feet on the patio for a couple of hours to get the curve out of the Edging Strip and this was helpful. I looked at various different products online and decided that this plastic edging looked good. Neutral dark grey that defines the lawn edge but does not stand out. The various depths of jagged teeth looked practical for pushing into the ground so that any stones could be deflected. And at about 3 inches deep it could be set about level with the lawn so that the lawnmower could pass over the top of it and I would not need edging shears to keep the grass neat. I used a metal lump hammer to bang it in. I don't think the rubber mallet used in the product pictures would be sturdy enough. The Edging Strip stood up well to being hammered without distorting or bending over. Easy to cut with a pair of tin snips (metal-cutting shears) but a small hack saw would do it easily instead. For a 90 degree corner I did not try to bend it the Edging but cut it and did a short stretch. I had about 3 feet left over which I have used to mark a curved edge to another small flower bed.

Me gusto se ve buen material no se ha deformada con el calor bastante fácil de colocar

Looks good I had to wet the ground to help when installing. For the price I would have like a couple of extra spikes. I laid it out flat in the sun to help flatten it

Perfect for what we needed, easy to install — would be 5 stars if they included more spikes in the kit, since you really need more than 2 to secure and keep in place