Description

How to Use:

• Select the Right Material – Common options include bricks, pavers, concrete blocks, natural stone, or timber. Consider each material’s aesthetics, durability, and functionality to match your project’s requirements.
• Plan the Design. This step helps you estimate the materials needed and ensures a cohesive look for your project.
• Ensure the ground where the edging will be installed is level and compacted. This creates a stable foundation for the bordered edging and prevents future shifts or settling.
• Install the Edging. Whether it’s bricks, pavers, or stones, carefully position each piece next to each other. Use a level to ensure a uniform height and alignment.
• Secure the bordered edging in place depending on the material. For example, you may use landscape adhesive for stones, concrete blocks, or compacted soil to anchor timber edging.
• Fill the Gaps. This helps to stabilise the edging further and creates a neat, finished appearance.
• Add Finishing Touches to enhance the aesthetics and functionality of the bordered edging; consider adding finishing touches. For instance, add lighting along the edges, plant flowers or greenery nearby, or incorporate drainage solutions if needed.
• Ensure regular maintenance.