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Key Sections
Introduction
Decks
Walkways and paths
Bridges
Retaining Walls
Fences
Screens
Outdoor Furniture
Paving
Edging
Shade Structures
Specifying Landscape Timbers
Durability and Preservative Treatment Requirements
 
Related Links
Timber and Building Regulations
Technical Specifiers Guide
Non-domestic decks
Stairs, Handrails and Balustrades
 
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Landscape Structures

Edging
Hardwood is commonly used for the edging of gardens or paths. It provides a transition between the soft and hard elements.

Edge boards are typically fixed to driven timber pegs. Timber edging may be run in straight lengths or curved to suit the design. For tight turns the inside face of the edging may be notched to assist installation.

Since the timber is in contact with the ground it is exposed to high decay hazard and therefore requires consideration of its durability.
 

Figure 4: Typical curved edging layout
Landscape - Figure 4: Typical curved edging layout
Figure 3: Typical hardwood edging layout
Landscape - Figure 3: typical hardwood edging layout