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Relaxdays Metal Lawn Edging, H x W: 46 x 57 cm, Garden Flowerbed Border, Set of 4 Components, Antique Style, Brown

Name: Relaxdays Metal Lawn Edging, H x W: 46 x 57 cm, Garden Flowerbed Border, Set of 4 Components, Antique Style, Brown
Brand: RELAXDAYS
SKU: 10041744_0_ES
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 3 (1 reviews)

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Product information

Description

General description

Are you looking for a quick way to transform your garden and create visually pleasing areas? This Relaxdays Metal Lawn Edging is the perfect solution. It allows you to mark out borders between lawns, flowerbeds, and paths with its decorative fencing. The vintage design with swirl details makes this lawn edging a focal point in any outdoor area.

Technical specifications

Dimensions per component: H x W x D: approx. 46 x 57 x 1.5 cm

Total length: approx. 225 cm

Height (above the ground): approx. 33 cm

Weight per panel: approx. 780 g

Material: Iron

Colour: Brown

Installation

Simply push the 4 panels into the soil using the ground stakes.

Usage

Set up the 4 small fence panels as required to create clear and neat borders in your garden.

The low height is perfect for flower beds and lawn areas.

Other information

Included in Delivery: 4 x mini fence elements (decorative items are not included).

Features

Brand
RELAXDAYS
Colour
Brown
Length
225 cm
Warranty
2 year(s)
Material
Iron

Customer reviews

3,0

/ 1 Reviews

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MMartine

Published on 01/04/2024, France

the barriers are aesthetic and seem easy to use for the moment they are not yet installed in our garden. The metal seems functional to withstand the elements.

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Garden edging buying guide

Garden edging can be used to border your lawns, flower beds, vegetable patches or any other part of your outdoor space. Available in stone, wood, PVC or metal, edging comes in a range of different shapes and finish types and is ideal for landscaping and gardening. Here's our guide to choosing the right edging for your garden.

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