Since its invention in a small village in Shropshire in 1997, EverEdge has grown to become the leading manufacturer and supplier of landscape edging in the UK and around the world.
Made entirely in the UK using recycled British steel, EverEdge prides itself on using only the best materials to ensure a durable, versatile and attractive product suitable for projects large or small.
Manufactured from galvanised mild steel, EverEdge is designed to offer the permanent solution to the age old problem of maintaining neat edges on lawns, pathways, driveways and flower and vegetable beds. Ideal for private or public areas, EverEdge strive to cater for all needs with our EverEdge Classic, Heavy Duty, ProEdge and Bespoke ranges offering unparalleled variety to meet any edging needs.
EverEdge Classic, Heavy Duty and ProEdge are all offered in depths of 75mm, 100mm or 125mm. A standard corrosion-resistant brown finish is offered although other colours, including slate, black, green and unpainted are all available at the same cost.
EverEdge Classic is sold in packs of five pieces each piece being 1m long and 1.6mm thick. Heavy Duty is also sold in packs of five 1m long pieces, however, each piece is 2.5mm thick. ProEdge is sold in individual 2.5m lengths and is 2.5mm thick.
If, and when, a deeper or thicker edge is required, the EverEdge Titan range is available. Sold in depths of 150mm – 300mm and in thicknesses up to 6mm, the Titan range is perfect for holding back steep slopes or for use in public areas where there is an increased footfall crossing the edging.
For everything else there is the Custom range. As the name suggests, EverEdge Custom is built to exact specifications and can be made in almost any height, thickness or metal that might be specified.
The point of this article is to show that EverEdge really does have an edging to suit all projects, large or small. If something is required that is not mentioned here then call our team and we will be happy to talk you through any queries and, in some cases, we may be able to send somebody down to do a site visit and bring samples to show you.
