Corten Factory Specification Guide
Corten Steel Landscape Edging Installation Guide
Corten steel landscape edging is used to separate lawns, pathways, planting beds and public landscape zones with a clean weathered steel line.
Landscape edging specification table
| Use case | Suggested specification |
|---|---|
| Garden bed edging | 1.5–2.0 mm corten steel edging strips. |
| Commercial landscape borders | 2.0–3.0 mm edging with stakes or fixing holes. |
| Pathway and lawn separation | Long straight or curved edging sections with stable connectors. |
| Public landscape projects | Heavier thickness and reinforced fixing depending on site traffic. |
Installation checklist
- Confirm edging height above and below ground.
- Confirm straight, curved or custom radius sections.
- Confirm connector plates, stakes or fixing holes.
- Plan drainage and soil movement around the border.
- Check local safety requirements for public walkway edges.
FAQ
Can corten edging be curved?
Yes. Thin edging can be curved on site, while thicker edging should be pre-formed to the required radius.
What thickness is best for landscape edging?
1.5–2.0 mm works for many garden projects. Commercial or public projects often use 2.0–3.0 mm or thicker.
Does corten edging stain nearby paving?
Weathering runoff can stain light paving during early patina formation, so drainage and installation position should be planned.
Order custom edging
Send edging length, height, thickness and installation drawings to [email protected].
