Some Edge-It Ideas

Let-Downs

This process involves `letting down` or lowering the back half of the border. We commonly use this for pathways or walkways where foot traffic or mowers will be crossing over the curb. It is also used for allowing drainage by downspouts or low lying areas. We can do this in both profiles as illustrated below.

A Let-Down here blends in and becomes a very natural edge for the paver sidewalk.	Back to back Let-Downs allow easy passage through the walkway.	A Let-Down allows easy passage with the mower to the area behind the border (to be covered with rocks) where the mower is stored.	A Let-Down in line with an arbor walkway.

 

Tee Intersections and Rectangle Borders

We commonly use rectangle borders for separating two mediums (dirt and rock or mulch and rock). We can also "T" the rectangle border into the back of Mowers Edge or Stamped Border as illustrated below.

 

Close up of the "T" intersection. The photo one above shows the rectangle border separating the rock and soon to be dirt flowerbed. (Dug out area)	Separating a tomatoe bed and a rainbow rock pathway.	Another view of the tomatoe bed.	Separating two types of rock.