4″ Edging - Mill Finish
A 4-inch aluminum landscape edging in a natural mill finish, used to create a clean, defined border between lawn, planting beds, gravel, and hardscape areas. The mill finish is the natural silver-gray tone of uncoated aluminum, a lower-contrast look than black paint that suits settings where the edging blends into the surroundings rather than reads as a design element. Aluminum holds its line over time without rust, corrosion, or the heaving that plastic edging develops.
Installs by staking into the ground along the border line. Connects end to end for long runs. Sold by the piece.
$32.00 / each
Disclaimer
While we strive to provide accurate images of our materials on our website, it is important to note that these images are for illustrative purposes only. The actual products in stock may differ in color and appearance due to the natural variations of the materials and the ongoing changes in our inventory. We source many of our materials from multiple quarries in the area and stockpiles can change daily. Customers are highly encouraged to visit our locations and view the materials in-person before placing an order. If color or texture is an important factor, please consider ordering all the materials for your job at one time to ensure consistency.Common Uses
- Lawn and bed borders: Define a clean edge between turf and planting areas without a strong visual line
- Gravel and decomposed granite containment: Keep loose material from migrating into adjacent lawn or beds
- Paver borders: Run along the edge of a paver field to hold the bedding sand and outside course
- Path edging: Line both sides of a gravel or DG pathway to keep the surface contained
- Natural settings: Use where a black finish would read as too stark against the surrounding material
Material Details
- Unit type: Aluminum landscape edging
- Width: 4 inches
- Finish: Mill finish (natural uncoated aluminum)
- Material: Aluminum, will not rust or corrode
- Sold by: Piece
- Typical placement: Stake into firm soil along the edge line with the top of the edging at or just above grade. Use a rubber mallet to drive stakes. Connect sections end to end for continuous runs.
