Customer Reviews for VEVOR Steel Landscape Edging, 6 Packs 1016 x 203.2 mmWeather-Resistant & Pre-Rust Metal Landscape Edging, Bendable Garden Edging Border, Shark Spike, Lawn Edging for Flower Bed Yard Pathway Divider

Edging is a lighter gauge than the other metal edging I've used but that makes it easier to bend to curves. Looks great!

Good product but very disappointing when I went to order more To complete the job it’s no longer available. Now I have half a job done!!

This worked wonderfully as a garden edging! Very easy to install, appears very durable and a good deal for its value. I liked how the look came “pre-rusted” since the color contrast from lawn to garden is accentuated and it looks like the edging has been there for some time. It is easy to bend for curving effects, however I had a couple areas that were a 90-degree turn. To do those, I used a grinder to make a very light groove in the metal and then bend opposite of the groove to create the turn. This way I assured a distinct, even 90-degree turn since metal does not always bend on turns like that without complications. (Even if you cut through completely to make a 90, it still works well, just remember to file down along the cuts and to round off corners to seriously avoid sharp edges!)

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Ottima qualità. Spesse e resistenti.

Just what I needed at a reasonable price.

I was not sure what to expect when I received this edging, but it exceeded my expectations especially for this price point. The steel is heavy duty, but still flexible enough to work with. I had two spots where I needed a 90 degree turn, I just used a 2X4 to bend it around and it looks great! Once installed it is really sturdy and looks fantastic!

Easy to install

The edging material is very solid and weighty. I am using self tapers to tie them together, but the provided hoops would work in many settings.

Way better than the plastic stuff as you can get this really straight if you take your time. I made a small jelly g to help keep the distance from the building consistent. However, it was still a little challenging because my ground was not flat and had a small rise in it. Come early spring I’ll give this a clear coat with it still in the ground and it should look great as edging for the flowers that will pop through the pea gravel. I would share a photo, but this page doesn’t like the photo I was sharing for some reason. Kept saying the image size was too large, but it was below their requirements.