How To Install Corten Metal Landscape Edging 

In this video we show you how to install Corten metal landscape edging. It's an easy DIY project that nearly anyone can accomplish. Landscape edging is a simple and inexpensive way to upgrade your outdoor area.
00:00 How to install landscape edging
00:39 Selecting the correct thickness of the metal landscape edging
01:15 Which edging strip size should I use?
01:25 How to install Corten landscape edging
02:22 How many stakes will I need to install the metal edging?
02:56 Why should I use Corten for my landscape edging?
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We offer Corten metal edging, corners, and a variety of stake sizes to create a beautiful and stunning landscape.
In this video we will discuss
How to install metal landscape edging
Selecting the correct gauge of landscape edging
Which metal edging size is best
How many stakes will you need
Corten steel edging is available in both 11 gauge and 14 gauge thickness. The 14 gauge metal edging cost less and is better for softer surfaces such as grass or soil. It's a better fit for lawn edging or garden edging projects. The 11 gauge metal edging is best used on harder surfaces such as hard dirt or rock areas.
Corten edging is available in ten foot strips and is available in the following widths:
4", 6", 8", and 12" widths.
Corten stakes are available in both 11 gauge and 14 gauge thickness.
The following sizes are available:
8" overall (4" face coverage)
10" overall (6" face coverage)
12" overall (8" face coverage)
16" overall (12" face coverage)
Metal landscape edging installation
1. Determine where you want the edging to go and determine how much Corten edging that you will need
2. Dig a trench along the path of the edging. The depth of the trench is half of the size of the landscape edging strip width size.
3. Measure each end of the garden edging to verify they are level
4. Joining two strips is simple. Simply butt the edges together and place a stake in the center. You can also overlap two strips to avoid any cutting
5. Stakes should be four inches longer than the face width of the edging. Use a hammer to install the stakes. Always cover sharp strip corners.
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