STEP 1 - STAKE OUT & REMOVE SOD
Begin by staking out the project. For curved sections, use a
garden hose to lay out the edging line. The depth of the trench is
dependent upon how far above grade you want your edger units
to appear.
STEP 4 - CUT EDGERS
Edgers may be cut easily to finish the end of a run by using a
circular saw with a masonry blade. A hammer and chisel may
also be used to cut edgers. Finish your project by raking the rock,
mulch or dirt to the inside edge of the edgers.
STEP 3 - LAY & LEVEL EDGERS
Place edgers end to end in the base. Using a rubber mallet, tamp
the edgers firmly iinto place. Continue to place edgers until the
desired length of the project is finished. Using a level will help
ensure your edgers are uniformly level.
STEP 2 - CLEAR AREA OF DEBRIS
Prepare trench by removing roots and rocks. Smooth and place 1"
of paver base in the bottom of the trench.
INSTALLING EDGERS
