EverEdge Lawn Edging
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 ต.ค. 2020
- Corrections:
1. The Core-Ten product is made from galvanised steel and will last a long time, much longer than I suggest in the video.
2. The product I used is 1.6mm thick, not 1mm.
With summer well behind us, I am starting to work on bigger jobs for next year. We plan to create an outdoor seating area in our back garden, and the first job is to put lawn edging down using a product by Everedge.
Update 8 months from installing, the product is looking good and working well. It looks great, and I am very pleased to recommend this product.
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0:00 introduction
0:45 Why I need lawn edging
1:20 Introducing Everedge Cor-Ten lawn edging
2:16 Inspecting the Everedge Cor-Ten lawn edging
3:02 Installing Everegde Cor-Ten lawn edging
4:16 Pro's and Con's of Everedge Cor-ten lawn edging
5:51 Thank you
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Hi John. Thanks for sharing this video. It is useful for our customers to see the edging being installed. I've got a few notes for your viewers on the back of your video.
1. The edging is 1.6mm thick (that 0.6mm makes all the difference!).
2. The CorTen steel, even at 1.6mm thick will last a couple of decades before rusting away. CorTen is a specialised steel that is designed to rust without breaking down.
3. The sharp edges. Thank you for making us more aware of this. We have already updated our packaging to include a warning to wear gloves and I am going to write something for the website to make it as clear as possible.
Stay well out there John and keep making instructive videos like this.
Peter (EverEdge)
Hi, thanks for the comment and extra information. The product is great and was very easy to install. I'm really please with how it is looking.
Why not just run a sander/grinder quickly down each edge after manufacture to take off any sharp bits? Then it wouldn't injure your customers.
Thank you, this is perfect! I've been looking for the right solution for my garden for ages snd this is it! Appreciate the video, review and tips for install.
Hi, thanks for your comment, it's really appreciated. I'm glad I could help:)
Great video! Enjoyed your style of content. I'm about to buy them I think, as they seem to be the best in the market at that price point
Thanks, I really appreaciate the feedback. My edging is looking good at the moment and I'm pleased with the product so far. I hope they work well for you too.
Thanks for your video. I’m thinking of using these for an irregular but circular bed we have. My concern is that it’s very unlikely that a discrete number of pieces will fit so we’ll have to cut on length but then we will lose the fastening mechanism at the end.
I’ve sent a message to the manufacturer for a solution but they haven’t replied.
I can see the challenge, they are easy enough to shape but you’d have to either have to make the shape the right size to fit the number of pieces or find a way of securing the ends. I found the company to be helpful. I hope they are helpful for you too.
EverEdge is galvanised Steel under the powdered coating and I've seen it still going strong 20 years alter
Would you please consider doing some video updates on the product throughout time? Enjoyed the video. Thank you.
Hi, thanks for commenting and positive feedback. I am in the process of planning an update video, I hope to have it available soon.
@@mygardeningjourney3554 Thanks. Looks like an interesting product. I'd like to see how it weathers. I have an area which collects quite a bit of water courtesy of my neighbor's drainage. The water leaves the area quickly but I was wondering how the product would handle it. Look forward to seeing your video. Enjoy your day.
I’m just finishing my next video and will then start on an update on this product. Hopefully have it out in the next couple of weeks.
Could this product be used to retain the edge on block paving on my patio? Is it strong enough?
It’s strong but flexible. I’ve not seen it used to retain the edge of a patio. The people who make it were helpful, may be worth emailing them.
Is this the 150mm depth version?
It would have been nice to see the results at the end as a whole.
Hi, thanks for the comment. I plan to do a follow up video to show the product 1 year later and show it being installed elsewhere in the garden.
l hope everyone is keeping safe. What plans do you have for this winter?
Is this available in Ireland
Hi, I think so, this is their website which has a business address in Dublin. www.everedge.ie/
They are quite costly. You expect only two years wear?😱 Other people have also commented about this and I note that you said you would try to correct this on your video. Unfortunately it hasn't been corrected and if I had not done more research it would have put me off buying. A well presented video though.
What I would ask is, what do you do when you have a large circular area when the two ends meet and there is no locking bit where you have to cut off, if you understand me. Also, how easy it the product to cut?
Hi, thanks for the comment. I placed a correction in the descriptions but noticed it is not easy to see so moved it to the top. I have also pinned a comment from Everedge which gives some more information. I’ve been looking for a solution to replace the video without loosing views, etc. I may have found a workaround. I’ve only used them arranged in linear line and bent the ends to make them more stable. I’ve not used them in the way you describe. If you have the space it may be worth seeing if you can match the diameter of the area to the length of the edging so they meet up. If they have to be cut, is there a way to brace the ends together by putting bolts in both panels and connecting them with the off cut? It would be great to hear if you have managed to find a solution. Sorry for the delay in responding, Covid took me out of action for a while.
I’d suggest wearing gloves - which he mentioned after he did the job?????
I kept forgetting to put them back on between setting up the camera and trying to get on with the job:) it is definitely worth wearing gloves while fitting these.
Surely that edge will last more than 2 years? It would be a waste of money and effort if it only lasted two years. Two years is not long.
Hi, EverEdge have kindly added a correction regarding how long the product will last (should last a couple of decades). I'll see if I can add a correction into the video. Thanks for the comment.
@@mygardeningjourney3554Thank you. I fitted some three years ago and they are still perfect. Just bought some more and came back to remind me how to do it. Cheers.
@@user-tk7kz1fl2r Hi, I'm really pleased to be able to help. Mine are holding up great too!
Would not like To see kids near these looks dangerous
We’ve have them in for several years now and not had any injuries, but yes, I can see how they could hurt bare feet.