Installation Guide

What you'll need

  • Wood Block

  • Hammer

  • Knee Pads

  • Safety Glasses & Gloves

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Prepare

Step One

Use an edger or shovel to help loosen the soil and define the path where edging will be installed.

Position

Step Two

Position the edging with the teeth down along the defined path. Typically it's best to start in the most visible corners if you have them. This way any filler pieces are away from the focal points.

Hammer

Step Three

Place wood block over the spine of the edging and drive down with a hammer.

Connect

Step Four

Place edging end to end, attach clamp between the notch on both ends. Drive down to secure clamp.

Bending

  • Sharp Bends

    Place the block across the valley of the teeth, bend material to the desired angle while applying pressure to the block. Note: For best appearance, use our Corner Connectors.

  • Gradual Bends

    Stand the material on end and apply pressure to the middle in order to flex the material to the desired radius.

Elevation Changes

You can accommodate for slight hills or elevations changes by gaping the material at the joint and using the connector to cover the space.

Achieving Exact Length

Edge Right steel landscape edging can be cut to length using standard metal cutting tools.

However, for added convenience and flexibility, we now offer short filler pieces in 24, 12, 6, and 4 inch lengths. These allow you to easily achieve your desired finished length without the need for cutting or overlapping. Simply select the appropriate filler piece size to seamlessly complete your edging project. Always point teeth away from you