Durable Concrete Edging and Curbing for Your Landscape

Slant Style

The slant style, popularized in the 90s, offers versatility in both stamped and textured finishes, as well as a classic gray concrete option. Unlike the traditional curb style, the slant design is ideal for containing gardening materials, thanks to its higher back edge compared to the front. This lower front side is typically set at ground level, making it easy for lawn mower wheels to pass over. The angled surface of the slant style beautifully highlights any added textures or stamps, giving it a distinctive look.

Mower Style

This style is popular for its functional design, which allows a lawn mower wheel to glide over the low front edge while the higher back edge effectively holds in garden materials. Its distinctive shape also enhances curb appeal by giving the landscaping a framed, polished appearance.

6X4 Curb Style

The curb style is typically installed at ground level, making it ideal for easy lawn mowing, especially in commercial landscapes where larger mower wheels are common. Known for its sturdy appearance, this style can be created in classic gray concrete or enhanced with stamping and texturing. Positioned low to the ground, it’s less visible from a distance, offering a clean, polished look with minimal visible concrete edging.

6X6 Curb Style

This style serves dual purposes: it can function like standard curb edging or act as a retaining edge. The 6x6 size is often specified by commercial architects and is installed deeper into the ground for added stability. It’s versatile for applications such as containing gravel, garden materials, or defining areas along driveways and walkways.