Shapescaper Galvanised Garden Edging (2.4m length x 2mm thickness)

Shapescaper Galvanised Garden Edging (2.4m × 2.0mm) is a durable steel edging solution designed to create clean, defined borders around garden beds and between different landscape areas. It is commonly used to separate turf from garden beds, pathways, decorative stone, gravel, and mulch, while creating a neat, professional finish.

Shapescaper Galvanised Garden Edging is manufactured from galvanised steel, which features a protective zinc coating designed to resist corrosion and rust. This makes it suitable for outdoor landscaping applications where it is exposed to moisture, soil, and changing weather conditions.

The general installation process for Shapescaper Galvanised Garden Edging includes the following steps:

Step 1: Plan and mark out the desired edging line using builder's marking paint or chalk.
Step 2: Prepare a shallow trench where the edging will be installed.
Step 3: Position the galvanised steel edging in place.
Step 4: Secure the edging using the appropriate Shapescaper Galvanised Garden Edging Stakes for the height of the edging.
Step 5: Backfill around the edging to hold it firmly in position.

While all Shapescaper Garden Edging is available in the same 2.4m length, the thickness of the steel affects the edging's strength, rigidity, and flexibility.

• 1.6mm Shapescaper Garden Edging is the lightest option and is well suited to decorative garden beds, lawn edges, and areas with minimal soil pressure. It is also the easiest thickness to bend into curves.
• 2.0mm Shapescaper Garden Edging provides additional strength and is suitable for landscaping applications with greater soil pressure or where a more rigid garden edge is preferred.
• 2.5mm Shapescaper Garden Edging offers the greatest rigidity and is best suited to larger landscaping projects or areas requiring maximum strength and durability.

While all three thicknesses can be curved, the thicker the edging, the more difficult it is to bend. Depending on your design, you may also require additional garden edging stakes to properly support the edging and maintain smooth, even curves.

Shapescaper Galvanised Garden Edging (2.4m × 2.0mm) is a durable steel edging solution designed to create clean, defined borders around garden beds and between different landscape areas. It is commonly used to separate turf from garden beds, pathways, decorative stone, gravel, and mulch, while creating a neat, professional finish.

Shapescaper Galvanised Garden Edging is manufactured from galvanised steel, which features a protective zinc coating designed to resist corrosion and rust. This makes it suitable for outdoor landscaping applications where it is exposed to moisture, soil, and changing weather conditions.

The general installation process for Shapescaper Galvanised Garden Edging includes the following steps:

Step 1: Plan and mark out the desired edging line using builder's marking paint or chalk.
Step 2: Prepare a shallow trench where the edging will be installed.
Step 3: Position the galvanised steel edging in place.
Step 4: Secure the edging using the appropriate Shapescaper Galvanised Garden Edging Stakes for the height of the edging.
Step 5: Backfill around the edging to hold it firmly in position.

While all Shapescaper Garden Edging is available in the same 2.4m length, the thickness of the steel affects the edging's strength, rigidity, and flexibility.

• 1.6mm Shapescaper Garden Edging is the lightest option and is well suited to decorative garden beds, lawn edges, and areas with minimal soil pressure. It is also the easiest thickness to bend into curves.
• 2.0mm Shapescaper Garden Edging provides additional strength and is suitable for landscaping applications with greater soil pressure or where a more rigid garden edge is preferred.
• 2.5mm Shapescaper Garden Edging offers the greatest rigidity and is best suited to larger landscaping projects or areas requiring maximum strength and durability.

While all three thicknesses can be curved, the thicker the edging, the more difficult it is to bend. Depending on your design, you may also require additional garden edging stakes to properly support the edging and maintain smooth, even curves.