Invisible Lawn Edging - Flexible Plastic Garden Edging (20 m, Black) - Easy to Use, Weather Resistant, Environmentally Friendly - Ideal Grass Border & FLower Bed Edging for Straight Lines & Curves

The edging is very good quality and works well doing the job that I wanted it to do, but you do need to heat it and straighten it before trying to install it otherwise it is too curved and difficult to install.

Robust but a tad difficult to install. Does the job though.

I think it might be best to unroll first and weight down flat as it keeps springing back on itself. I have also used a big tent peg to hold on end down but need to buy another couple of tent pegs I think. In hindsight I would probably have been better buying edging that get pegged down every few inches

This lawn edging is very good quality. Not always easy to install as it is very stiff and unyielding but that is the result of its being very strong and durable. The profile of it helps to keep it well in place once the soil has been put back and packed in. I have used it a number of times in my daughter's garden and it is keeping very well and has helped enormously in keeping her lawn edges looking tidy. I would recommend using some very strong metal pegs such as these https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B09RX1NP3T?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1 as this will make installation so much easier and, of course they can be taken out after backfilling with the soil and re-used.

I did allot of research as we needed to install 80m of edging. Dig vertically about 7/8" and pull back to create a 90° side with a 45° side all the way where you need to lay. I have a few boards on which to place the soil I removed. Then lay the edging in the trench. We used a pair of tin snips to deal with the edging not wanting to go over a hill, as it won't bend in that plane. Just snipped through the corrugations at the bottom, then it bends easily. I nailed it with 6" nails at 1ft centres through the first corrugation at 45". We used 10kg of nails! This will keep it in position with frost heave. Then back fill. The product does need two people to install in my view as it wants to retain its coiled shape. Its becomes less feisty if laid out for five minutes in a hot full sun. We need to go round and add top soil on some of the tight corners as it won't sit flush to outside of the corner, but that's expected. Overall we are really pleased with the results.

Only just layed the edging, which seems as though it is a good solid solution for me. It is difficult to uncoil to a straightened edge with it being a stiff plastic, guess you can't have it both ways!Curves are okay providing you uncoil the edge correctly otherwise it tends to spring back on itself, took a bit of working out!

A nightmare to fit its like try to wrestle with an octopus as the item comes rolled up and it fights to remain that shape. Would not recommend

Does what it's supposed to do