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22" Height Flexible Steel Edging - Weathering

Name: 22" Height Flexible Steel Edging - Weathering
Brand: Straightcurve
SKU: FL560WS PACK
Price: 287.5 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.78 (9 reviews)

9 reviews

SKU: FL560WS PACK

$ 287.50

Description

Straightcurve’s 22" Weathering Steel Edging has so many uses. Great for flowing lines, raised curved feature gardens, terracing a gentle slope and created curved step faces.

Folded lip, no sharp edges.
Notched lip system for increased flexibility and consistent flexible behavior.
Weathering Steel Edging in the style of CorTen arrives prior to rusting occurring and appear in a black/gray color at first. Rusting time after install will depend on weather conditions in your area.

Dimensions

22 inch high, 85.04 inch long sections (7 feet).
2 mm thick, 8mm top edge.
Preformed corners are 10 inches each side of the 90 degree bend

What's Included

5 long twisted nails that go in the bottom flange
Connectors to join one section to the next

What's Not included

Bracing, anchor posts, preformed corners and joining sleeves are all sold separately

-Choose between the universal bracing system (a tie back system) or the anchor posts system (verical post attached to the back of the edging). 2 per section of whichever style you choose is recommended.

-Joining sleeves are ONLY needed if you are cutting the sections and then need to rejoin them as you have cut off the built in connectors.

Installation Instructions

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Size:

22" x 7' Section
Universal Turnbuckle Brace (1)
Large Anchor Post (1)
Pre-formed Corner
Reverse Corner
Joining Sleeve

Quantity:

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Do I really need anchors or bracing? If so, how many do I need? Which style do you recommend?

Yes, anchors/bracing are important to the long-term stability of the edging. In almost all cases, 2 per section is recommended. There are 2 choices: 1. The universal turnbuckle style simply clips to the back of the edging bracket and is extended via a chain diagonally where a peg is pounded into the ground. 2. The anchor post is screwed to the side of the bracket on the back of the edging and pounded into the ground vertically. The anchor post works well in normal soil conditions. Concrete should be used around the post. The universal turnbuckle brace works both in normal and soft ground conditions. Please note that in soft ground conditions, concrete is recommended around the peg and nails as well. As far as ease of install. Neither is hard to install, but the Universal turnbuckle style is probably the easier of the 2 methods. Note: When connecting 2 flexible Sections together to form a circle you would not need bracing, anything larger you would.
Can the rigid and flexible edging be joined together?

Yes, they both have the same connectors, so they can be joined together. In fact, the 9.5”, 15.75”, and 22” can all be connected together at the top. This helps in situation where there is a slope, and you need to bury a portion of the edging.
What type of saw should I use if I need to cut the edging?

The manufacturers recommend an angle grinder. The main point in selecting a saw to cut with is that it uses a metal cutting saw blade and that you are comfortable using it. If you are not comfortable using a saw, we highly recommend getting a professional’s assistance.
When do I need to use a joining sleeve?

Joining sleeves are used to reconnect edging that has been cut. If you cut the edging, therefore cutting off the pre-built-in connectors, and then need reconnect it to another piece and joining sleeve is used to re-join the pieces.
What is included in the price of a single section of edging?

Included in the price of the edging are 1 – 7-foot section, a joining plate to connect the edging to the next section, and 5 long twisted nails. Bracing/anchors, premade corners, and joining sleeves are purchased separately.
What are the dimensions of the pre-made corners?

Each arm of the corner is inches. So, 10 inches then a 90-degree bend and another 10 inches.
Is this product suitable to use as a retaining wall?

Hi,
Yes, it can be used for retaining, but only up to the height of the edging. For instance you couldn't put it at the bottom of a steep hill and expect it to retain, but you could do stairs on a hill retaining up to 22" at each level.
Thanks
Erin
When using for a small retaining wall, do you have to bury a substantial portion of the wall underground like you do with other materials, or do the anchors eliminate the need for that?

You do not have to bury the material at all. The anchors are long enough and go into the ground to support the edging.

Excellent quality and great design. It’s never easy work to build a retaining wall, but this product made it possible for a novice like me to build 6 of them perfectly

Amazing product, great company

I love this product and am excited to continue to experiment and see how many different ways I can incorporate this 22" corten steel material into my edible gardening company's many installations. I build hundreds of raised beds for clients throughout the Boston area, with materials ranging from wood, to stone, to corrugated metal etc, and this new 22" corten steel is quickly becoming one of my favorite new materials to work with. Erin, the owner of Henderson Garden Supply, is really nice and knowledgable about the products, and I look forward to working with more of these steel products in the months and years to come! Super happy I came across this company.

Amazing planters

We love how these turned out and Erin at Henderson is the best, so helpful and accommodating when we were missing things from shipping. Thanks again Erin you rock!

Very sturdy, well-constructed, but flexible panels difficult to bend into tight radius

I purchased two flexible panels to make a ~5-foot diameter circle and rigid panels to make a separate 24"x ~19' rectanglular box. The rectangular box was straightforward to put together and is very sturdy. I expect it to last a lifetime. The circular one was considerably more difficult. The online videos suggest that this material is easily flexible, but to make a circle with two panels (as shown in the videos), I needed two ratchet straps and 3 people. While the panels are flexible, closing the second seam is very difficult because when bringing the two panels together into a cirlce, the edge of the two panels butt in a way so that they do not slide againt one another and prevent closing the seam. I am very experienced in construction and the only way I could get this to work was by strong-arming them closed. Otherwise, I am happy with them. Erin at Henderson was very helpful throughout.