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Bibra Lake yard · Open 7 days · Delivery 7 days

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Bibra Lake Soils

Garden Edging Perth

A line between the lawn and everything else.

Aluminium and weathered steel garden edging, plus pre-formed tree rings. Edging is what stops mulch migrating into the lawn and lawn creeping into the beds — it is a small job that makes a garden look finished and keeps it that way.

Supplied by the length or the pack. Ask at the counter about what suits your run and how many pegs you will need.

Or call the yard on (08) 9434 2290

  • Open 7 days
  • Trade and DIY
  • Aluminium and steel
  • Bibra Lake yard
Garden Edging at the Bibra Lake yard

How much edging do you need?

Measure the run, then ring us

Edging is bought by the length, and the length is almost always longer than it looks. A curved bed can easily eat a third more than the straight line across it.

Sizes, heights and fixings move with stock on both ranges, so measure first and check with us before you cut anything.

What to measureHowWhy it matters
The runWalk it with a tape, following the curve rather than cutting the cornerCurves and returns are where people come up short. Round up.
The heightDecide how much has to sit above the soilMulch and decorative stone need more retained height than lawn does. Formline comes in four heights.
Tree ringsThe diameter you want around the trunkWe list 600mm and 900mm, in 2mm pre-rolled steel. They are order-in, so allow one to two weeks.

Link Edge takes straight runs, curves and tight angles, so one product usually does a whole garden. Ring the yard for current sizes and fixings before you order.

How to choose edging

Four things that actually decide it

  • What is on each side of the line

    Edging between lawn and mulch is doing a different job from edging along paving. The first has to stop grass runners; the second mostly has to look straight and hold a level.

  • Straight runs or curves

    Most metal edging will take a curve, but the tighter the radius the more it fights you. If you have a tight arc around a tree, a pre-formed ring saves the argument.

  • The finish you want

    Aluminium gives a clean, consistent line. Weathered steel is chosen for the opposite reason — the surface is the point. Neither is more durable in a garden bed than the other in any way we can measure for you.

  • How long the run is

    Measure the whole run before you come down, including the curves, and add a little. It is a much shorter conversation at the counter than trying to work it out from a photograph.

Find the right edging

Tell us the job, not the product

Tap any job below and the range above filters itself to what suits it.

Compare our edging

Side by side, and why you would pick each

ProductBest forMain characteristicChoose this when
Link Edge Aluminium Garden EdgingLawns, paving and bedsDurable aluminium, clean finish, easy installYou want a crisp line that stays crisp, and you are installing it yourself.
Formline Weathered Steel Garden EdgingGarden beds and lawn edgesWeathered steelYou want the weathered steel look rather than a clean metal finish. Ask at the counter for lengths and profiles.
Tree RingsAround trunksPre-formed ringsYou want to keep lawn, mulch, soil or stone away from a trunk without cutting your own curve.

Edging pickup and delivery

Collect it, or we will bring it

Collect from the yard

Open seven days at 222 Barrington St, Bibra Lake. The loader puts it straight into your trailer or ute, and someone will tell you whether what you have brought will carry the load you are asking for.

Have it delivered

Across Perth's southern suburbs, seven days. Tell us the address, how much you need and anything awkward about access — tight driveways and low branches change which truck we send. Confirm the current cost when you order.

A loader tipping a scoop into a customer's box trailer at the Bibra Lake yard

Cart it home free

Borrow one of ours for two hours

Borrow one of our trailers free for two hours to get your load home. No charge, no bond.

  • Yard to your home only — no tip trips
  • Two hours, no overnight use
  • Back 30 minutes before we close, whatever the two hours says
  • Bookings not accepted, first in best dressed

Customer feedback

What people say after they have used it

Garden edging FAQs

What we get asked at the counter

  • What garden edging is best for lawns?

    Link Edge aluminium is the one most people take for a lawn edge — it is durable, gives a clean finish, and it is designed to be installed without specialist tools. It also works along paving and around garden beds, so one product usually covers a whole garden.

  • Do you stock weathered steel edging?

    Yes, Formline Weathered Steel. We do not publish its full specification here, so ring or ask at the counter for available lengths and profiles rather than assuming they match the aluminium.

  • What are tree rings for?

    Keeping lawn, mulch, soil, gravel or decorative stone away from a trunk. They are pre-formed, so you get a clean circle without trying to bend a straight length into a tight radius.

  • How much edging do I need?

    Measure the full run in metres, including the curves, and add a little for cuts and overlaps. Bring that number to the counter and we will tell you what it works out to in lengths and how many pegs it needs.

  • Can I install garden edging myself?

    The aluminium edging is made for it — a clean finish and an easy install are the point of the product. Describe your run at the counter and someone will tell you what is involved before you buy it.

  • Can edging be delivered?

    Yes, across Perth's southern suburbs, along with anything else you are ordering. Most people pick it up with their soil or mulch, since it travels easily.

Get an edging quote

Tell us the length of the run

Include your suburb if you want it delivered — it changes the price and whether the big truck can get in. If you are not sure which garden edging you need, describe the job and we will tell you.

Or ring the yard on (08) 9434 2290

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In a hurry? Ring the yard on (08) 9434 2290.