Master Mark Landscape Edging Coil (Terrace Board), 40 ft. x 4 in. Tall, Plastic Garden Edging Border with 10 Stakes, Brown

The Edging was very flexible after leaving it out in the sun for an hour or so. It was very easy to install. Just trench out the border you want it to edge and fit it in. I used the claw end of a claw hammer to trench out any high spots in the trench so I could get the depth I needed. I packed dirt or sand in the trench on either side of the edging to keep it vertical. The stakes were easy to drive into the soil with a hammer. I used hedge clippers to trim the length. I am now ordering my third roll to finish up my edging and make yard maintenance much easier.

This edging board is easy to install, looks good and has been holding up very well. There is enough height leftover after installation to contain mulch without it spilling over the edge. I'm glad I didn't purchase a shorter edging board, so that's definitely something to consider, as this needs to be partially buried. I bought extra stakes however, as my bed is curved in a few places for secure attachment. You may want to as well, to maintain a precise configuration. Plan to allow at least at hour before installation to warm up before attempting to straighten, or you might encounter issues, especially if you need to cut it to attach extra edging material to complete your project.

sturdy. flat top to botton. easy to form into circular beds using two or three sheet metal screws. needs to come with more stakes.

Nice border

I have been using Master Mark terrace boards and steaks for years. They hold up well, keep the weeds out, keep the water in, and are aesthetically pleasing in a land landscape setting

Worked fine, just difficult to maintain a straight line if you are worried about that kinda stuff. Kinda wavy.

This product is absolutely first-rate!.. Left out in the sun, it flattened out from the boxed coil in about 20 minutes. It is flexible enough for easy handling yet sturdy enough to do the job. This user installed it along a cement driveway with flower bed on other side. I pulled out rusted steel edging and inserted the plastic. Because it is strong enough I can just hammer it in with a rubber mallet. I hesitated to buy this product because I could not find its thickness (thus, sturdiness) anywhere. Then, at some point, I inferred it was about 1/10" inch thick--borderline, but worth a try. I ordered it; It arrived. It is 5/32" thick, and that is plenty for strength! This edging costs 1/5 as much as the steel edging I have previously used, and it won't rust. Vendors should advertise this product's 5/32" thickness and extremely low cost more aggressively so that shoppers like I don't hesitate so long over it.

This is excellent terrace board and works beautifully around my trees and shrubbery. It is easy to work with and cut.