Which depth of EverEdge should I use?

by | Jul 1, 2019 | FAQs

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Which depth, colour and finish is best for the project

When Choosing EverEdge consider that it is available in metre lengths in different depths and finishes. The Galvanised and Powder Coated finish is available in four different depths, 75mm (colours are black, brown and silver), 100mm (colours are black and brown), 125mm (colours are black and brown) and 150mm (colours are black). In the Cor-Ten (rust) finish EverEdge is available in the 100mm, 125mm  and 150mm depths.

The galvanised and powder coated colours in black and brown are designed to be unobtrusive and give the impression that the soil is holding a nice neat edge. The Cor-Ten Steel makes more of a feature of the garden edges.

Further considerations when choosing EverEdge

Generally the 75mm depth is ideal for edging paths or driveways (where no grass is involved) whilst the 100mm, 125mm and 150mm depths are used for edging lawns and flower beds particularly where grass runners are involved. With most Australian lawns being created with grasses that send our runners (couch, kikuyu, buffalo, etc) it is very important to create an underground barrier to control the spread of the lawn into paths or beds. When about 30mm of the actual edge as well as the spikes is hammered into the ground this creates an underground barrier that will stop at least 80% of the runners (nothing will stop the few determined ones that go metres deep and cross under roads but at least they can be easily spotted and weeded or sprayed out). The 100mm, 125mm and 150mm depths should therefore be used where control of grass runners is required.

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