This 1.83m length is ideal for use as a gravel board for use with fencing panels.
Becuase it is a bit more flexible than a timber pansl we recommend staking it in the middle with one of our edging stakes.
However it will lift the panel off the soil and reduce the chance of the panel rotting, andyou can be sure that unlike a wooden gravel board it will not rot.
One of our most versatile products. Used in our recycled plastic raised beds and furniture product ranges. Also used for a wide range of edging, fencing and cladding applications. Can be used for many landscaping construction projects such as revetments, sand pits, composters, planters etc.
Rigid Edging Plank:The mix of plastics used in its manufacture make this a more rigid edging plank than the other edging products we supply, so can be used to hold back soil, stones or mulch and edge beds paths and lawns up to a depth of 150mm above ground.
Fixing can be achieved using four stakes per 3m plank.
Other uses:
Gravel boards for fencing
Edging planks (toe boards) for decking and boardwalks
Backing boards for signs
Palings for palisade and other fences
Edging animal runs etc
Please be aware that recycled plastic profiles will expand and contract with changes in temperature. This needs to be considered when fixing within a frame or between channels. Recycled plastic boards are more flexible than timber and will require more frequent supports than an equivalent sized timber profile. For technical guidance do not hesitate to contact the sales office.
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