Garden edging BRADAS OBFG 0915 – plastic, height 150 mm, length 9 m, green wavy

BRADAS OBFG 0915 is a green, wavy plastic lawn edging strip designed to separate lawns from flower beds, paths and other garden areas. With a height of 150 mm and a total length of 9 m, the edging creates a visible border that helps prevent grass and soil from overgrowing into adjacent planting areas. The material is weather-resistant plastic intended for outdoor use.

Advantages

The wavy profile provides a decorative but discreet edge while maintaining stability in soft soil. The 150 mm height is sufficient to block grass runners and reduce the spread of mulch and soil. Being made of weather-resistant plastic, the edging resists moisture and typical outdoor conditions and is lightweight for easier handling and installation.

Suitable for

• Separating lawns from flower beds and borders
• Defining edges of pathways and gravel areas
• Creating small garden borders and bed outlines

When it may not be suitable

This plastic edging is intended for light to medium garden use; it may not be suitable where very high mechanical strength or deep root barriers are required, for example to stop vigorous tree roots. It is also not designed for heavy vehicle loads or as a structural barrier in commercial landscaping.

Key specifications

• Material: weather-resistant plastic
• Profile: wavy edge
• Height: 150 mm
• Total length: 9 m
• Color: green

How to use

Measure and mark the desired border line, dig a shallow trench to accommodate the lower portion of the edging, then press the strip into the ground until it sits firmly with the top edge visible. For longer runs, align and tightly butt adjoining lengths. Backfill and compact soil on the lawn side to hold the edging in place. Trim the strip as needed with suitable cutting tools for a neat finish.

What to consider before purchase

• Required total length for your border and whether multiple pieces are needed
• Height needed to stop grass and contain mulch
• Ground conditions (rocky or very compacted soil may need additional tools or anchors)

Usage recommendations

Install on a slightly firm base, compact soil after positioning, and overlap or butt joints tightly to maintain a continuous edge. For higher stability in soft soil, consider anchoring or additional backfilling on the lawn side.