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74 LANDSCAPING & EXTERNAL WORKS


EverEdge edging and planters for roof gardens


new build tower blocks go up, mostly in London, potential customers have begun to demand more from their outdoor spaces. To this end, EverEdge have been designing and building planters and edging enabling builders to design in beautiful courtyards


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017 saw a huge increase in requests for steel edging and planters to be installed on roof gardens and on terraces. As


and green roofs for residences and attractive, functional green spaces for office buildings. EverEdge can build planters to specification as well as consulting on the design to help offer the best product at the most cost effective price. Cor-Ten steel seems to be an incredibly popular choice at the moment as a material for these planters. As well as this, EverEdge can offer a


galvanised finish or powder coat the steel to most colours. EverEdge are set up to be able to offer virtually any design, shape or size of planter to suit any and all projects. All EverEdge products are proudly designed and made in the UK to the very highest standards.


01453 731717 www.everedge.co.uk


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ADF AUGUST 2018


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