Vinci Garden Landscape Edging Border, 12 Inch x 20 FT Corrugated Sturdy Metal Easy Installation Safe Hemmed Lawn Garden Border Edges for DIY Flower Beds,Pathways and Patio Design (Rusted)

Good QualityI would buy again if there is ever a need.

This was easy to roll out . I Wore gloves to help being it . I had to be careful as I did bend part of the top but it easy to flatten out

The plastic edging I have tried just doesn't cut. This corrugated stuff is much, much better. The corrugations prevent it from flopping over. This stuff is stiff (six inch tall) enough to do lifts (raising one side of the edge versus the other) of about two to three inches.While it is stiff from top to bottom, it bends easily along its length. You can pretty much make it do a right angle. The downside of that is that if you want a perfectly straight line or a perfect circle, it's gonna take some work. A couple of the photos in the listing give a pretty good idea of the irregularities you are going to end up with. If I wanted a perfectly straight line, I would probably screw it to a backing board every six inches or so along the board. You can screw through it pretty easily with self tapping screws.You should also be aware that the "rust" isn't like normal rust you might find on corrugated roofing. I think they spray it with something to make it rust quickly. The rust is very irregular (patchy), and has a lot of dust (dirt? - rust dust?) on it. You're gonna get a little dirty when you handle it.The top and bottom edges are rolled so you won't cut yourself on them, but be careful of the ends or any place you cut it. (It cuts pretty easily with tin snips.)

I was looking for something heavy-duty to combat some erosion in my backyard. I cut a small channel, and this slid in easily. I then took a 2x4 and sledgehammer to tap this edging deeper into the ground for more stability. The packaging offers a lot more than what I need, but some metal nippers did the trick. Naturally, the ends will be sharp, but the metal is pliable enough to roll tightly on itself to secure the sharps. WEAR GLOVES because the oxidation comes off on your hands. The good side of that is that it's already aged, so when installed, the border looks like it's been there a long time. It is unobtrusive and blends in well with my patio.

We decided to expand our tiny butterfly garden this year and this metal edging seemed like the perfect solution. It was very easy to install - just roll out and cut to fit. It was very easy to nail into the existing wood frame. We did prep the area by digging out a trench and back filling a bit to keep it in place before filling the dirt in. The finished project turned out so nice. I really love the look of the metal in this small space.

The product arrived so rusty I could not use it. Total junk.

This looks great surrounding my raised garden bed area. It’s a little thin, so make sure you prop good for install. It looks great when it’s installed Thor

This landscape edging/border is perfect for an area near my porch where water collects after a heavy rain. It doesn't stop all of the rain from getting in, but there's definitely not puddling anymore. Installation was so easy, and the look is perfect for my decor/style. It's just high enough that it's not overlooked, and no issue whatsoever to step over. Keep that in mind for consumers that are more advanced in age. It may need to just be used to surround a small flower garden that can be easily tended without stepping over, just in case. (I'm 53).