Corten Steel Edging: A Guide to Faster Installation

What is corten steel edging?

 
 Corten steel has a strong ability to define space, and corten steel edgings take advantage of its super-forming ability to fold and twist specific shapes according to the terrain of the planting area, forming sidewall baffles for flower pools and grass platforms. Not only does it save space, but it also allows as many plants as possible. You can also plant. This product is made of 100% weathering steel, also known as COR-TEN. Corten steel is known for its high strength and unique weathering ability. Cor-Ten forms a protective rust layer that regenerates when constantly exposed to the weather. Before applying either product, be sure to thoroughly clean and dry the surface.

Steps on how to install corten steel edging in the garden?

1.Use an edger or shovel to help loosen the soil and determine the path to install the edger.
2.Position the rusted steel edging with the teeth down along the defined path. Then connect the mounting buckle together.
3.Hammer the woodblock down onto the edge of the spine, then drive it down with a hammer. To get the best results when installing your fence, use an edger to help guide the wire as you insert it. Insert the border and tap in with a hammer or straight insert. To avoid damaging the corten lawn edgings, use a wooden block instead of hitting it directly. Install the corten garden edging as deep as you wish, most grass rhizomes stay in the top 2 inches of soil. Carefully consider where you install corten steel edgings, as it can be a tripping hazard above ground.

 

Additional tips:

üKeep in mind any potential obstructions below the soil surface.

üIn soils that are harder, wetting the area before installation may help.

üHit the block with a texture perpendicular to the spine. 

üTools needed: Wood Black, Hammer, GlovesKnee, PadsSafety, Glasses

AHL Corten steel edging is the ultimate grass edging that will last a lifetime. Unlike other brands of edging, it has teeth that easily tear through the dirt. when it hits the ground. The deep barrier keeps grass from growing under and infiltrating your flower beds, giving you more time to enjoy your weekends.