Robert Dyas Ez Border Roman Stone Border - Grey

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So instead, I recommend mostly relying on holding it in line with a straight edge while nailing it down, like a long length of CLS structural timber. Or you could use your longest spirit level.

Then I returned with my post hole shovel to scrape out what I'd dug while making the trench wide enough for my rubber edging. I highly recommend doing this with a 1m spirit level, but you'll need to work out whether you want it perfectly straight or to match the slight slope of your garden. OR, if you don't want to be left with extra holes, then you can make two cuts - the first starting nearer the NEXT hole. But you will be creating some waste. Or Drill Through Your Haunching Note, each of the scalloped grey edgings comes in 1.2m lengths (4ft) and after measuring my garden, I bought one more than I really needed. BUT, if you want something that will get lots of traffic or want to retain soil or containment, you're best considering things like:Environmentally friendly; Diverting tyres destined for landfill and turning them into attractive, high quality, functional products

The string line doesn't even need to be perfectly square - just something you're visually happy with. More on this later!! Digging a Small Trench Next, I used my string line as a guide to dig a 1-2" trench using an edging tool. The manufacturers recommend 1", but it's very difficult to be this precise. Designed to be easy to install, they are also supplied with any installation spikes required Designed to be easy to install, they are also supplied with any installation spikes required So I set up a string line to where we wanted our edging to be. I opted for a simple straight line as I knew I'd drive myself mad aiming for a symmetrical curve.However, what appealed to me is how easy it looked to handle and cut. I also assume it will last longer than plastic which may fade and turn brittle in the sun. I'll keep you updated on that!