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ALVEPLAC Gravel Stabilisation Double Mat Grey
Delima Flexible Border Edging Strip
Compatible
Landscape spaces
Garden steps and borders
Landscape edging
Landscaping and gardens
Flexible garden border edging.
The perfect solution for clearly separating different areas of landscaping.
Our products in detail
Description
Quick and easy to install using the integrated anchoring and assembly system.
8 anchoring stakes provided.
Invisible curvature-resistant jointing system.
This border makes it possible to clearly separate distinct areas of landscaping (lawns, gravel, paving, paths, etc.). It forms curves as easily as straight lines. It also provides a firm and stable edge for exposed aggregate concrete and cold lay asphalt.
Made in France.
10 year warranty
Iso9001
Iso14001
label MORE.
Information sorting
Recycled material.
Keypoints
Can be used straight or to create curves.
Quick and easy to install using its integral anchoring and jointing system.
Easy to cut.
Quick and easy to install.
Technical characteristics
Length in mm:
2400 i.d 2x1200
Width in mm:
80
Thickness in mm:
45
Material:
Recycled polyolefin
Color:
Green or anthracite grey
Weight KG:
1,06kg
Packing:
Box of 10 parts of 2,40 m
Installation and Application
Do not use with hot asphalt. At least 12 cm of edging is needed to forming 90° angles.
a question?
Our landscaping experts have the answers
1. How to choose the right garden edging for your project?
Here are the criteria to consider when choosing garden border edging:
- Which areas you want to border: flowerbeds, footpaths, lawns or aggregate?
- How would you like your outdoor space to look: modern, rustic, minimalist or contemporary?
- Which material do you prefer in terms of appearance: stone, metal, composite, concrete or plastic?
- What is your budget: metal, plastic and stone are more expensive, but will last longer. Timber is often more affordable, but tends to deteriorate more easily.
- What level of maintenance are you looking for: natural materials like timber and stone require regular upkeep to avoid deterioration. Plastic, composites and metal offer greater weather and frost resistance.
