Ram©20 x Pack Dark Grey Cobbled Stone Effect Garden Lawn Edging Plant Border - Simply Hammer In 10 Pack Dark Grey Cobbled Stone Effect Garden Lawn Edging Plant Border - Simply Hammer In 5 Meter

I've got to say, I'm absolutely delighted with these. Yes, as other reviews suggest, they're a little delicate, but handle them correctly and they're just fine. Some suggest digging a trough of some sort, but I'd suggest installing them when the ground is soft! I broke just one while installing two full packs. I also cut down the part that goes into the ground of a few as there was some resistance - probably a large stone or brick in the way. Very pleased with the result - so much so that I've ordered another box to add to other parts of the garden.

5 metres (20 prices for just over a 1), and look great. Couple of tips for fitting as they are quite fragile; 1. Don't fit them together first and try to postion in garden. Fit one at a time. 2. Work for left to right, and then easy to slot in. 3. When positioning to fit, use tool (I used steel rule) to prep ground for center post) 4. Can then push in with hand (no mallet needed and can see if used how they break edging border) Above might sound obvious, but listening to some people's comments, maybe not, as I need had one piece break on me. Hope this helps.

After a year the plastic becomes brittle and breaks very easily.

Terrible product, cannot hammer it into soft recently excavated soil. They bend or snap and almost impossible to be placed in a straight line and looks terrible.

As others have said here, when putting these in the ground you need to dig a little troul and gently tap these in the ground so they don't break. For me the steaks were a little long so I just trimmed and snapped some length off! Perfect result! Yes I did break 2 of the panels but I was expecting this and have some spares left over anyway. The two I broke snapped because they hit some concrete below the ground. They have made my driveway look a lot smarter! Next step is filling the beds with mulch!

Unfortunately it's a case of should have read the reviews before buying 😕 Like other reviewers commented, the colour is much lighter than advertised and they certainly aren't made of quality material. The spikes are far too long and flimsy and quite a few snapped even when I'd prepared the soil first. You certainly can't tap or hammer them in because they either break or split and that spoils it. In the end I snapped all the spikes off and laid them in a sort of 'trench' and then put the soil up to the backs and they stayed in place. They certainly aren't brilliant but there we are 🤷🏻‍♂️ Lesson learned I suppose.

Bought 2 packs didn’t break any but you have to be careful and prepare the ground first. Used mine to build a slightly raised bed. Easy to install and cut, took just over an hour to do this. Very inexpensive option.

The advert says hammer them in to the ground. DON'T. Make a hole with a trowel or something first, otherwise if you hammer them in, they will snap. They feel like cheap plastic, but when actually in the ground around the rockery, they look better than they feel. Just be careful with them. You get a lot of ground coverage, so in my opinion, they're nit bad value for money. I would buy them again as a cheap alternative.