Concrete edging provides a solid and permanent border that complements a wide range of outdoor designs. It offers exceptional strength, stability, and resistance to weather conditions. Concrete edging can be poured on-site or precast and installed by digging a trench and anchoring it securely into the ground.

To further enhance stability, it’s recommended to install paver edging before laying the pavers. The edging acts as a barrier, preventing the pavers from shifting or spreading out over time. Use a durable and weather-resistant material, such as concrete or plastic, for the edging. Secure it firmly in place using stakes or spikes.

Paver edging functions by securing the bedding layer beneath the pavers. This layer — typically made of sand or crushed gravel — stabilizes the pavers. To ensure proper installation, a section of the bedding layer along the edge where the paver edging will be placed has to be removed.