FlexiBorder 2m Terracotta Lawn Edging - Flexible Garden Edging Border for Grass Lawns - Pathways - Raised Borders - Artificial Grass - 2 x 1m Lengths

Brilliant, I had used bamboo as edging before but wth strimming the bamboo got beaten up.Now replaced with new easy to use product. I expect it to outlast me.Very easy to put down, you can bend quite significantly if necessary.All in all a brilliant product.

Love the product. Well built and durable. Easy to use as I could set it up in my front garden alone. Looks gorgeous with a contrast of white stones and with the wood chippings. Very happy... looking to order more.

I'd highly recommend this border. I bought 4 sections (1m each) to enclose an area of rubber chippings that I laid. The fact the border colour matches the chippings is a bonus.Flexible enough to form a curved border. Very sturdy construction. Easy to install - though the pegs don't seem to hold the border particularly securely to the soil, but I hope as they bed in over time then this will be OK. If not then I will simply replace the pegs with some that have a barbed design and i think that will be fine.Overall I would highly recommend this edging to give a sturdy, goodlooking border.

Easy to install, just hammer the pegs in. Looks good when down (just waiting for my grass to grow up to the edge). A bit expensive for what it is, but it seems like it will last a good while, so it will pay for itself in the long run, as hopefully no need to replace it (unlike my old cheap wooden edging!).

Good quality and easy to lay them.I used them in our garden at least 4 years ago and they are still superb.

The edging is good quality, and I would imaging it would last for an extremely long time. Sensibly avoiding trying to make it look like something it isn't means it doesn't like like a fake version of a natural product.The reason it only gets three stars is that there is a problem joining the pieces if you are trying to go round a bend (e.g. an oval border. The joining rods are too small and if you join two pieces and then bend them they tend to pop out. The photographs avoid showing a join on a bend, but, in fact, it can't be done neatly (i.e. near invisibly) - you always get an ugly discontinuity.There is a further problem in that if the pegs do not have very solid, undisturbed, ground into which to be hammered, they will not hold the edging where you want it, if it is bent. This is not a problem if you have a well established edge in clay soil, but if you do not have such an edge (e.g. a new border where you have adjusted the shape after initially digging it, or edging over a sloping margin or looser, loamy soil) making a neat curved edge is not possible.

I bought this as I am converting a 4x4m area of old lawn, now killed, to artificial grass and I wanted to see if Flexiborder was a good solution to create a border round the area so I bought, separately, an internal Flexiborder right angle and these two 1 metre lengths.These proved easy to assemble and satisfied me that Flexiborder was well suited to meet my needs.The borders is expensive but seems very robust and the modular design means the assembly and costs can be spread over time which is what I plan to doThe border was delivered promptly by Amazon's own carrier which I prefer as I find some other carriers less reliable.

Well made, long lasting, easy to put in and it compliments the garden well.