LAVEVE Corrugated Metal Garden Edging 12" x 20Ft, Landscape Edging Border for Lawn, Flower Bed, Garden Fence, Paver Edging (Silver)

I installed 20 ft of this last summer and am pleased with the product. I left only one inch above ground to contain some decorative stone and separate from the lawn. So with 5 inch buried, it appears to be doing a nice job containing the stones. The grass and clover haven't crawled over the border at all. In other areas of my yard, the grass and clover is escaping onto the hardscape or garden. In fact, where the edging stops, there is a big patch of clover encroaching a walkway! I like the color as it blends well with the yard. I found the quality to be good, installation went well considering we are in New England where stones grow everywhere. lol. The border is flexible enough that i was able to curve a portion. I plan to purchase a bunch more now that I see how nice it looks and how well it seems to be working.

I was worried it would be difficult to unroll but it wasn’t already have received several compliments and I am going to purchase more!

We used this for shed skirting. It worked really well, was flexible enough for corners and screwed in easily. I gave 4 stars because although I ordered coffee, 2 were a lighter color. We didn’t notice until install, so I recommend unwrapping to check it out before you start. Also it scratches easily so that may be an issue for some.

Used the edging for my driveway. Looks great, easier than I thought to unroll as it is light weight and received a lot of compliments on my installation. Digging a trench was not so easy so I used my electric polesaw to do the work. Found it much easier to tap edging in with lump hammer directly then with wood on top. No supports used as seen on others. No cutting required for my install but looks easy to cut with tin snipes.

Sturdy edging. Can take a beating when installing. Be sure to use a piece of 2 x 4" between your mallet and the edging to pound into the ground.

This works great as a border around the bottom of a chainlink fence (we just poked holes and ziptied it) to create a privacy type of border for our dog run area. Mostly so his pee doesn't escape into the artificial turf surrounding his area. It does create a short privacy wall as well and seems very sturdy. I imagine it will last several years. So far so good.

This was really hard to work with. Hard to hammer into the ground. Hard to get remotely symmetrical around my trees. I did like the look. Only enough for three small flower beds around fruit trees.

Very beautiful and durable and easy to install.