Thin Bender Board

• Flexible garden edging
• Stakes sold separately
• Dimensions: 1/8" (Thick) x 4.9" (Height)
• Lengths: available in 20 ft and 60 ft lengths
• Material: 100% recycled plastic, aluminum, & fiber
• Lifespan: estimated 25+ year lifespan; 10-year limited warranty on color.
• Colors: available in four colors

Thin, Aesthetic Profile: At only 1/8" thick, it provides a sharp, clean look that blends seamlessly into your landscape.

Eco-Friendly & Strong: Made from 100% recycled materials (plastic, aluminum, and fiber), this unique formulation creates a product that is denser and stronger than edging made from only plastic.

Superior UV Protection: We include advanced UV inhibitors to prevent sunlight breakdown. This is backed by a 10-year limited color warranty, with an expected 25+ year product lifespan.

Effective Weed Barrier: The 4.9" depth helps create a strong barrier against encroaching grass and weeds.

Versatile & Flexible: Easy to handle and extremely flexible, making it perfect for creating tight curves for tree wells or winding garden paths.

What projects is this "thin" edging best for? This 1/8" flexible garden edging is ideal for projects where you want a clean separation with a minimal visual profile. It's perfect for garden beds, tree rings, gravel paths, and patios.

How is this stronger if it's made of recycled plastic? Our board isn't just plastic. It's a composite of 100% recycled plastics, aluminum, and fiber. This blend creates a uniquely dense and durable material that resists warping and cracking far better than standard plastic edging.

How many stakes will I need? For straight runs, place a stake every 4-6 feet. For curves, you will need to place stakes closer together (every 2-3 feet) to help define and hold the desired shape. 

Stakes: Install with 12" stakes (sold separately) as needed to secure the board's shape.

Cold Weather Warning: This board's composite design can become brittle in the cold. We recommend warming the board to at least 60°F (15°C) before unrolling, bending, or installing. Attempting to bend the board while it is too cold may cause it to snap.