Wholesale lawn edging for trade projects
Trade enquiries across Europe
A lawn edge has to do more than look straight on handover day. It needs to keep grass out of beds, hold loose material where it belongs and give the crew a line they can maintain. Tell us what the edge is separating and how many metres the job needs. We will help you choose from the Lawn Edge Europe range and quote for the measured run.
Choose by the boundary, not just the material
Lawn against a planted bed
Flexible recycled plastic is the value choice for a long or curved grass-to-bed line. A black steel edge gives a firmer, sharper finish where the design calls for it. The right face height depends on the soil and mulch levels on either side.
Gravel or a change of level
Loose gravel keeps pressing against an edge. Start with a corrugated or steel profile rather than a flat plastic strip, then tell us the depth it needs to hold. We can quote the material against your layout.
A visible design border
Stainless steel keeps a bright finish; corten develops a weathered surface. Corten runoff can mark pale paving while the patina forms, so flag any adjacent stone or render before you choose it.
Tools and fixing materials
Plan the whole installation, not only the edging strip. The range includes spare pegs, a rubber mallet, edging tools, gloves and a kneeling pad. Check the fixing pattern against your curves and ground conditions.
Measure the line the crew will actually fit
Follow each curve with the tape instead of measuring straight across the bed. Note where the profile changes, where lengths join and whether the edge must retain mulch or gravel. Our per metre ranges are cut to the length ordered; if the job has several sections, send a cut schedule with the enquiry. Confirm the final lengths before ordering.
For a lawn-to-bed edge, include the bed and lawn levels so the exposed face can be chosen properly. For a curved run, allow for closer pegging than on a straight one. If the work sits beside pale paving, tell us before specifying corten.
What to send for a trade quote
- Site and use: lawn to bed, path, gravel, raised bed or another boundary.
- Material and profile: your preferred option, or the finish and ground conditions if you want guidance.
- Measured quantity: total run, section lengths, curves and any cut schedule.
- Delivery: destination and the timing the job needs.
- Fixings and tools: tell us what your crew already has and what should be included in the quote.
We quote against the materials and quantities you request. The team will confirm the available profile, price, lead time and delivery details before you commit. You can also browse the edging range, tools and accessories before sending the specification.
Frequently asked questions
Do you publish a trade price list?
No. Tell us the material and measured quantity you need, and we will quote for that job.
Which edging suits a curved lawn border?
Flexible recycled plastic bends to a curve by hand. Measure along the actual curve and include that length in your enquiry.
What should I specify for a gravel path?
Corrugated metal or steel is a better starting point than flat plastic strip because loose gravel pushes against the edge. Tell us the depth and layout so we can discuss the profile.
Can per metre edging be cut to my project lengths?
The per metre ranges are cut to the length ordered. Send the lengths or a cut schedule with your enquiry, and confirm the final specification before ordering.
Do you install the edging?
No. We supply the edging and related tools and accessories. Your crew or installer fits it on site.