LAWN EDGING EVEREDGE PIN & SLEEVE SYSTEM
The Pin and Sleeve System is designed to aid contractors, landscapers and gardeners in anchoring EverEdge, or ProEdge, to less than ideal ground conditions.
The Pin and Sleeve system considerably reduces the need for haunching/concrete supports or, in some cases, eliminates the need altogether.
Application: It is recommended to use 1 Pin & Sleeve per 1m of EverEdge, which should be attached near where the pieces of EverEdge overlap.
Product Description 770EVER0630
Price
EverEdge Pin & £3.75 per pack of 5 Sleeve System
EVEREDGE GARDEN RINGS
EverEdge Garden Rings are the perfect solution to creating clean, attractive borders around trees and shrubs in your lawn.
The rings are designed to remove the need to constantly maintain the borders between the turf and tree bed. The garden rings sit low enough in the turf to easily mow over the top to create a smooth and aesthetically pleasing border.
EverEdge Garden Rings are made up using two or three rustproof coated-steel 1m strips. Each strip is pre-curved in order to further increase ease of installation. The teeth securely anchor the ring into the ground and, once installed, the rings are maintenance free for a lifetime.
Product Code Description
770EVER0700 600mm Garden Ring 600mm 770EVER0730 900mm Garden Ring 900mm
Diameter Strips Height Length per Strip Thickness Price 2 75mm 3 75mm
1000mm 1000mm
1.6mm £22.95 1.6mm £29.95
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