EasyFlex Snip-to-Flex Paver Edging, 60-Feet, BlackGreenCircle Certified: Recycled Content

great deal when compared to big box stores. delivered right to my door too. very sturdy and makes for a neat border..used loppers to cut to size as the handheld cutters were difficult to manage.would've preferred metal spikes instead of plastic ones to better deal with extreme root systems in our landscape.

I like the way these look. They are easy to install and the plastic material is very sturdy. A Dremel tool can easily cut the plastic to the size you need if you need it shorter.I have some that have held up well over a year and purchased another 2 sets recently to continue around the yard, as a barrier between my turf and decorative rocks.Spikes are not included.

I've been a Master Gardener for 10 years and do a lot of work with DIY homeowners. Having tried many types of edging, this is by far my fave. I've used this as edging for patios as well as for beds with rocks. However, with a masonry project, I'd suggest using metal stakes that are longer. Many other products have a 1.5" lip. In my opinion, you really need a 2-3 " lip to keep river rock and mulch securely in place. This product has a 2.5" lip. It is easy to walk over but I would not mow over it. There are other products made of metal that do work equally well, but they are more difficult to work with and much more expensive. With this, it is so easy to install, do not need connectors and it is super flexible. You can also make 90 degree angles. Tip: snip the portion off needed to make the turn and overlap the two holes of opposing sides. The other great thing is that since this sits on top of the ground this moves with the earth. So it stays in place in a cold climate with snow thaw. Bummed that the price has gone up but such are the times! Good luck on your project!

I really like this paver edging. it is stiff and tough. It is a little flexible and has a slight curve, so don't use this as your straight-edge when defining your layout. Also, not a perfect 90 degree angle, but that wasn't too difficult to overcome. I think the height was perfect for my project. The edge was about half an inch below the top of the pavers. I used 6 inch steel spikes, about 18 inches apart, to hold it in place and I believe it's there to stay and will keep the pavers in place for years to come.Did I mention these are tough? You will need a hacksaw at the least, likely a power saw, to cut them to length. I did not do any curves on this project, so I can't speak to the "Snip-to-Flex" feature, but it appears to be a sound design.

Used EasyFlex to put a border around a new paver patio - worked like a champ.I think some of the complaints I have seen about this edging were because of the fact it can flex away from the pavers when staked into place over a surface that isn't perfectly level. Filling any gaps between the edging and the pavers with sand (elastometic or otherwise) after the edging is staked in-place will prevent the pavers from shifting when you settle them with a compactor.

I used these snip and flex paver edging all over my back yard since 3 years now and quality is still the same EXCELLENT and very reasonable price $79.69 compared to other brands. Very easy to install. To curve them just snip the little plastic piece wherever you need to. Delivery was fast and well packed. 6ft long 10 pieces in one box well packed. As usual very happy with this product. I do recommend it.

The quality was excellent, and they were substantially less expensive than the ones I could find in my local (but big chain) hardware store. I am so glad I checked here first, because I saved a lot of money and did not compromise on the quality. Thank you!

The edging it very well-made. It's extremely rigid and sturdy. It even takes a bit of effort to cut it as well. It's not flimsy like other solutions. I was able to safely secure the edging with 10" steel spikes to keep my pavers in place. I am very satisfied with the solution.