UNIGARDIA Flexible Plastic Lawn Edging, 24 m, Height 55 mm, 100 Fixing Pegs

Brilliant product. When I ordered I thought it was quite expensive but having now used it my opinion is that it’s worth paying for. It’s so easy to install, create curves and 90 degree bends. There’s plenty of pegs to secure it. I’ve even got some left. Even in my hard soil the pegs withstood hammering into the ground. Good idea to use on a warm day when the strips are more bendy and already expanded. On long straight runs you might want to have expansion gaps. Cut the fins with garden pruners as shown in the pictures. It’s just effortless!

Great product. Never used edging before so complete novice. Really good quality, sturdy and well made. Super easy to use as curved edging simply by cutting the front bottom part with pruning shears. The more cuts you make, the more of a bend you get. Makes the garden look like it’s had a really professional finish! I’d definitely recommend

Nice and simple to put up, be aware use a mallet as you will end up bending the nails if using a normal hammer when pounding it down. Ease of fit quality good and it’s effectiveness to do its job

Good quality solid edging. Made a good , straight gravel pathway and some curved borders. Really pleased, worth paying the extra money to get something decent.

Well worth the price, sturdy and easy to fit. My borders had several bends and using secateurs the edging was simple to bend. The borders are looking neat and tidy, very pleased with the product.

Easy to work with looks pretty good

Easy to install, seems to do the job.

Nicely engineered product let down by a slight manufacturing flaw. The pieces slot together however the female part of the slot was more often than not too narrow so I had to enlarge the hole to allow them to fit. Additionally joining them together was far easier when they were not fitted to the ground. Once fitted (using the supplied pegs) they seemed to deform making the join slightly more difficult. I fitted mine in a straight line but feel like using them on a curve would be difficult as they are quite rigid (even if you cut out the strengthening pieces to allow it to bend). I feel like if they'd made the strengthening pieces flatter and make them say 200mm apart (allowing for a standard block paviour) then could have been way more useful. Nevertheless they make an excellent edging. The bit you see is around 4mm so very unobtrusive.