Nicoman Flexi Curve Garden Edging - Grey - Pack of 1

Use a utility knife or a saw to cut the edging to the desired length. Make sure to wear gloves and eye protection.

Yes, you can use the edging on a slope, but ensure that you secure it properly with enough landscape staples or pins to prevent movement.

Yes, the recycled rubber is designed to be UV resistant, but prolonged exposure may still cause some fading over time.

The trench should be deep enough to accommodate the edging and allow it to sit securely. A few inches should suffice, but it depends on your specific needs and soil conditions.

Use landscape staples or pins made of corrosion-resistant materials, like galvanized steel, to prevent rust and ensure longevity.

While the edging can be painted, it is generally not recommended, as the paint might not adhere well to the recycled rubber. The grey color is designed to be aesthetically pleasing.

Simply overlap the ends of the edging sections to create a continuous border. Secure with landscape staples or pins.

Ensure the trench is deep enough. Use more landscape staples or pins, especially in areas with loose soil or curves. Consider using a rubber mallet to drive the pins firmly into the ground.

Ensure the edging is properly aligned and flexed as you install it. Use a string line as a guide for straight lines or gentle curves.

The rubber scent should dissipate over time. Ensure proper ventilation and consider rinsing with water.