Keep the areas of your garden looking neat and tidy with our Traditional Stone Border Edging, best suited for cottages and traditional garden designs. Perfect for gravel pathways and herb gardens, these reconstituted stone borders have a natural stone look. Extremely durable and versatile.
- Hard-wearing and frost resistant, perfectly suited to the UK climate.
- Made with reconstituted concrete, a decorative stone product that can be used as borders for flower beds and plants.
- Mature Cotswold displays a blend of light greys, browns and yellows. Also available in Pale Cotswold and Old Mill.
- Dimensions: 450x150x110mm.
- Handmade by Westminster Stone in Shropshire, UK.
Design ideas
Use Traditional stone border edging as a border to help keep the flower beds nice and tidy, or as edging along a winding garden path. Enhance the look of your driveway and front door path with the use of decorative edging. Lay the edging in a bed of mortar with approximately a little under half of the height showing proud above the surface edge. It is possible to avoid using mortar where the ground is firm and by pushing the edging into the ground along the border edge. However, we would always recommend fixing with a bed of mortar.
The necessity of path edging
Do paths always need edging? The short answer to this question would be no, however, path edging not only looks good, but it is practical at the same time. Path edging helps to keep the structure of the path defined and gravel contained. Without good edging the sides of the path would degrade, borders and weeds would creep in, and the whole path would gradually spread.
Handmade in the UK
This reconstituted stone product was handmade by a company, based in Oxfordshire, UK, using a mix of aggregates, cement and colouring. We source the majority of our raw materials locally and ensure they are of the finest quality. The production process uses traditional techniques of mould casting that have been perfected over the last 70 years. All our handmade products are frost resistant and are ideal for our UK climate.
