Ratings & Reviews for Suncast 20-ft x 4.03-in Black Plastic Landscape edging roll with stakes

Easy to install but too flexible to lie straight

Much easier to install than the plastic edging with the tubular top edge. However, while it appears to be fairly stiff, it's so flexible that it looks wavy after installation. Steel is still the best alternative.

Won’t stay straight

Because it’s rolled, it won’t stay straight when placed

The Great Rubber Wall of Ohio

The weeds were impressed. And kept out. World Peace is achieved

Green edging

Have the green edging in the flower bed bout a part was left uncovered. I was not able to get the green color but fortunately found at Lowe’s and will install in spring to complete the project.

Quick and Easy Install

Easy to install. They were able to flatten without too much heat or manipulation. I was surprised how easy it was to cut with a box knife. It made the project go much quicker. My only issue with the packaged product are the stakes. When putting in the ground the curved edge that secures the border was quick to chip and bend. Still made them work. I would just recommend a rubber mallet to avoid the paint chipping during install.

Works, but could be much better.

Needs better spikes that hold the ground and don't slip back up so easily. This doesn't hold a hard edge well. You end up with a wavy line at best.

Easier to manage edging

Much easier than the big black rolls. Easier to cut and put in place.

not for one person use

not as sturdy as it looks or easy to work with, especially with curves.

Difficult to keep clean lines

It was difficult to maintain a straight line, so I am not thrilled with the outcome. The contributing factor for me is that there are rocks everywhere that I had to remove to try to get the edging to install.

Worked great for me, but I'm using it buried...

I bought this a couple years ago to separate roots in a flower bed. I had it below grade except for maybe 1/2". When I redid that flower bed I took it out and had it stored, but then recently I found another use. I needed a barrier between my sidewalk and turf to direct storm water to a drain, so I used this edging and used a mallet to beat it down between the concrete and the lawn. This stuff is tough as nails and can handle being hammered into the ground. So now about 1" sticks up and it'...