Sandstone Garden Edging
Defines garden beds, paths, and lawn borders with a clean natural-stone line, without timber’s maintenance or concrete edging’s uniform look.
Why sandstone edging: Sandstone is a timeless look and won’t rot like timber, and individual pieces can be lifted and reset if garden beds change shape — unlike poured concrete.
These pieces can be lifted by hand and won’t require machinery.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
1. How deep should edging be installed?
Typically buried to roughly half its height in a compacted trench base.
2. Does it need mortar?
Not usually for a standard garden bed border — a sand or gravel base is generally enough.
3. Can it be cut to follow curves?
Yes, particularly using the shorter 500mm lengths.
4. Does it stop grass and weeds spreading into beds?
Buried edging creates a physical barrier against encroachment, general maintenance is still required
5. Can it double as low retaining for a garden bed?
For very small height differences, yes — larger height changes need the full block product instead.