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Comparative Report: A606 Type 4 Steel (Corten) vs. Mild Steel
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Comparative Report: A606 Type 4 Steel (Corten) vs. Mild Steel

A606 Type 4 Steel, also known as Corten or weathering steel, and Mild Steel, are two common types of steel with distinct differences. Corten steel is alloyed with copper, chromium, nickel, and phosphorus, which gives it its unique self-weathering properties and superior resistance to corrosion. This makes it suitable for external applications where it is exposed to the elements. In contrast, mild steel primarily consists of iron and carbon, making it highly malleable and weldable but less resistant to corrosion. It is commonly used in general-purpose applications due to its affordability and ease of manipulation. The choice between these two types of steel depends on the application's specific requirements and constraints.

John S
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John S

I live in Florida and everything is sand. It is hard to use edging that works correctly and remains looking good. The blocks on the edge of my little patio would not stay in place over a period of time. A lot of homeowners mix up a little concrete and pack it against the edge block to help retain it. Although it is unattractive and breaks up over time I was going to use that as a last resort until I discovered your Edge Right system. Not only is it a breeze to install, it also looks neat and will continue to over time.

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Jacque B

The edging was easy to work with and I am very pleased with how this turned out. Also appreciate the fast shipping and the quick response when I had a question about my order. Pleasure to do business with your company - Thank you! Excited to send some before and after pictures of a slightly different edging application that I used your product for… After pulling out the fence I dug back to the edge of the sidewalk and used your Edge Right edging to create a crisp edge along the sidewalk. I added some additional height for soil retention by positioning some concrete pavers (that I uncovered in my cleanup process) behind the edging.

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