Corten Steel Edging Steel Landscape Edging Garden Bed Metal Border Edge Rusted Rustic Patina 40 Inch Strips 8 Inch Depth for Yard Lawn Outdoor Flower Plant Vegetable 6 pcs by GZGNEEVL

This is the second time I’ve Purchased these. I Live on a hilly acre and I’m trying to landscape it. Using the plant supports not only look great but it’s holding up well and I’m not getting erosion. The plants seem to like it, which makes me happy.. They seem a little pricey, but I think they will last a very long time and they’re working unlike many of the plastic ones. I’ve purchased at big box stores.

This edging is stunning and very easy to install. A little pricey, but will not degrade and will look better with time. So much better than the black plastic that is commonly used.

This replaced a plastic edging around a rectangular rose bed filled with river rocks. This looks way cleaner than the old warped plastic one and has a nice rusty rustic look.

Great product, exactly like the picture and shipping was fast, almost like next day shipping.

I prefer the appearance of these edges to the clamp ones that look similar. The hardest part is putting them together. The best way I found is to join them prior to installing while keeping them flat to the ground (if a long section it would be easier with 2 people, but I managed it) or install one at a time as you go. I had to use a hammer to get some of the connections to slide in together, while others I could just use my hands. I’m very pleased with the overall look. Will be buying more, but they are a bit pricey. If they hold up, it’ll be worth it!

After a rain, permanent rust stain on concrete walkways. Bought 2. One of the boxes is unopened. Removed the rusty crap from my landscaping. Don’t buy. Big mistake

Do these do what they are intended to do? Yes. However, you're getting what you pay for here. Your ground better be perfectly level or when you hammer in one side the other side will pop out of the ground, become unhooked from the piece it was attached to, and create a jagged corner. Also, it's a big piece of rusted metal so when you're working with it, it can be very unforgiving. However, this is a good value for the money, just be prepared for some frustration during installation. The do bend to angles easily which I liked. I ended up using clips from another company to lock the joints in place and prevent them from uhhooking from each other.

I purchased six packages of this metal edging as part of my backyard landscaping project. Some of the reviews I read expressed frustration with the assembly, but once I figured out the secret it was a snap. While two sets of hands would make the assembly a bit easier, it’s very achievable with one set. I always left one section sitting sitting on top of the ground and then pounded in the one before it. A rubber mallet and a half-inch thick length of wood are handy for firmly connecting the sections and for making bends.