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The EdgeMaster Garden Edging Clip and Securing Pin Kit is designed for landscaping enthusiasts and professionals seeking a reliable way to anchor garden borders. It offers superior stability and alignment for the EdgeMaster system, ensuring your landscape designs remain intact over time. While highly effective, users should note that the 300mm pins are designed specifically for the EdgeMaster series and may not be compatible with generic edging systems without modification.
| Model Part Number | 4743-00ZPSS |
|---|---|
| Brand | Perry |
No, these clips and pins are specifically manufactured to suit the EdgeMaster system.
Each pack contains 5 complete sets of clips and pins.
They can be used in sandy soil, though you may need to ensure the pin is driven deep enough to reach a more compacted layer for better grip.
Each pin in the kit measures 300mm in length.
A rubber mallet is recommended to drive the pins into the ground without damaging the plastic clips.
The soil may be too compact or contain stones. Try moistening the area to soften the ground or use a metal rod to create a pilot hole.
Ensure you are using the correct EdgeMaster edging profile and that there is no debris between the clip and the border material.
To install, place your EdgeMaster edging along the prepared trench. Position the clip over the edging profile, align it with the ground, and drive the 300mm pin through the clip housing into the earth using a rubber mallet. Ensure the pin is fully seated for maximum hold. This kit is strictly compatible with the EdgeMaster garden edging system. Regarding care, the pins are manufactured to be durable in outdoor environments. However, periodically check for soil erosion around the pin entry point after heavy rainfall to ensure they remain tightly anchored.
