Nicoman Roman Castle Stone Garden Border 4-ft Rubber Landscape Edging Section 120cm, Grey, Pack of 4

I’m very happy with the final look but the video makes it look easier than it was to drive the spike through the hole.The product is dense! I used a drill to complete the hole then it was much easier to drive the spike into the ground.

Really impressed with this edging / border. It’s substantial and a dream to fix - you just need a mallet. Each 1.2m piece has a recess underneath for the four fixing pegs and you just put the piece in place and hammer them in.We had to cut one piece for our project, it’s easy enough with a saw, hand or power.We’re delighted with the finished product- really sets the garden off.

Very happy with edging looks great and made from recycled rubber.

These look pretty good and my garden stones look neater now that they’re enclosed but the installation was quite hard. There’s no hole for the plastic nails which aren’t quite sharp enough to puncture through the rubber. I used a drill in the end and widened the hole with a knife, I’m sure you could use a knife or something similar but I found the drill was quick and easier. If you need to shorten them as I did, that was also a bit rough, I used a saw and it took a while but I certainly didn’t have a tool to do that easily.It’s got a decent weight to it and the quality is good so the effort was worth it.

Bought this as part of a garden project and it really made the difference! We added white stone edging in the garden and used these as a border and they look so wonderful.

I ordered the wrong colour by mistake,so I sent it back,but these borders are just brilliant.I have used them for all of my edges and they look amazingly

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Really pleased with how these look. I have absolutely 0 gardening or landscaping experience and I'm in the process of creating flower beds around the perimeter of my lawn. These are easy to install (I dug a small trench first), flexible but study, and the stakes are long enough that I don't see them coming loose without deliberate pulling. They flex nicely around curves and can be cut to size with a hacksaw and a bit of patience. Can't wait to see how they look when I've actually weeded the beds/planted some shrubs.