Playsafer L Shaped Flexible Rubber Scalloped Edger for Lawns Landscaping and Playground | Easy No Dig Installation| 4' Long (6, Black)

This product is robust and easy to use. They are flexible enough to bend around corners and easy to cut to fit any need. I used both a utility knife and then a table saw. I had both slow rounding edges and 90-degree corners, a saw made a perfect fitting 45-degree angle. The grounding stakes are sturdy and only require a rubber hammer to sink them into the ground. I have used several different types of edging and this by far was the best and they have an appealing design. Thumbs up!

Good news. Heavy. Nice, true-black. Less expensive than others. Best if used on new beds.Not so good news: difficult to form a bend. The tabs holding the pieces together kept snapping if the curve was at a seam. Strongly suggest to start where the curves are needed, and work your way out. Not normally what one would do, but this will help a lot. If the curves don't match up perfectly well with where you want them to be (as in the case of existing landscaping) you might try fudging them a bit, else you will be left with with gaps where the pieces meet up. They canNOT be cut in a manner to help, even tho instructions indicate they can.In some spots we used cut pieces of a wire hanger instead of the plastic joiners, as the hangers can bend, not break. You'll need to order additional stakes to hammer into the ground as there are not enough to use in each of the holes needed to secure to the ground. (and if you tap in too far the tops snap off.) The additional stakes are not expensive to buy, however, and they are strongly suggested especially if you use stone, and/or are in the north where the ground freezes and heaves.The edging have a wide base which sits on the ground, and so they are not easy to install if you have existing mulch. You'll need to do a lot of cleaning underneath. But once in they look nice, and they are much less expensive than others.... most/all of which would have similar issues with installing against existing mulch one would think.Pay attention that the flat-bottom IS in fact flush to the ground. The ones by the birdfeeders were not, and so it will be hard to mow against, plus don't keep weeds out and mulch in. We'll need to take them out and start over. :-( (fault of the user, not the product)

I'm a 30-year Landscaper developer. I know stuff. I've been there and back a few thousand times.I had an area where only something like the product could work and be the right type of material. I had to install a border around a palm tree and needed some type of material that's flexible and could bend and still HOLD shape.I've used every type of boarder and material out there. I was looking for a material that could also look neat & clean.After this product arrived I noticed fairly quickly, that it wasn't going to be flexible enough to make the tight circle and stay in place with the spikes they sent with it. I thought I was going to send the product back.After about 10 minutes of brainstorming, I had a GREAT idea of making "Relief Cuts" in certain areas in the border material, which allowed the material to flex enough to work.This process was not shown in their pictures or videos of the product explaining how to install this type of border when making tight circles.The company should rethink making an installation video showing this process.I'm certain others will need it.

Easy to put down and safe, made well!

These look very nice. They are flexible but will not do a 90 degree turn. The plastic stakes don’t work well in hard ground. Cutting them is not hard with a proper saw. I like them and would purchase again

It is what I expected.

Not what we wanted but we will use them.

Great product. Quality is good, and looks amazing. A little hard to cut, but not a problem because of these edgers being so sturdy. Would highly recommend