Palisades

Our collection of recycled plastic palisades are the ideal choice when it comes to your next landscaping project. With many positives over using standard timbers, using our recycled plastic edging for garden has many benefits for the environment, your pocket and yourself. For example, recycled plastic from Kedel requires no maintenance and lasts a lifetime. With your average timber edging, constant upkeep is required to protect it from splintering and rotting, while our recycled plastic edging for garden will never rot and is vandal and bug resistant. This not only saves you money on maintenance costs and replacements, but saves you time and effort that can be used elsewhere. Our products also allow users to maintain a reduced carbon footprint, as they are made from recycled and recyclable materials. Recycled plastic from Kedel is easy to install and work with. Take a look at our guide for help, or read our blog post for helpful tips for using recycled plastic edging for garden. Browse our range of garden sleepers and raised beds for more landscaping and gardening products today.

How To Fit Lawn Edging

Depending on what sort of edge you have to your lawn, you may just need a simple plank of recycled plastic, size 100mmx 20mm.

What is The Easiest Way To Edge A Garden?

You could just use a simple plank and stake arrangement. The stakes are inserted at intervals to hold the plank against the edge of the lawn.

What Is The Best Landscape Edging Material?

Recycled plastic is so versatile it can be used all over the garden. This especially applies if it is going to be partly buried. It won't rot in the ground and from an Environmental point of view it will not leach dangerous chemicals like some wooden alternatives. 

Is Garden Edging Necessary?

As a barrier it can define an area boundary and help to section off certain areas of your outdoor space. You can run a lawn mower or a strimmer against it without any fear of damaging the recycled plastic

How Deep Should Garden Edging Be?

Garden edging can be 100mm, 120mm, 150mm deep. The question is how deep would you like it to be. You can use our interlocking palisades which are available in a number of lengths and diameters.