Argee RG825 Lets Edge It Decorative Plastic Brick Edging, no lights, 25 feet, Terra Cotta

These plastic edging bricks are great...so much easier to work with than actual brick. They are light yet very sturdy. The light colored attachment piece is a great design in that it allows the bricks to follow any contour and circle up to a minimum diameter of about 5 feet and has the appearance of mortar. I purchased one set to see how the bricks would work around one of the trees on our yard. I did a circle of about 8 feet in diameter, to the outside of the brick, and had one brick left over. I was so impressed with how easy they were to put in place and how nice it looks I ordered 3 more sets.

The last edging I installed involved pounding with mallets. I thought it was easy and looked great. The problem was the gardener would come by and knock it over. It was his fault, of course. Little did I know it all could be so much easier. These plastic bricks replace my fallen black strip edging. They were so easy to put together. I laid 70 feet of them one late morning. It didn't take more than an hour or two. On the bottom are spikes, which are easier to drive the bricks into clay than the edge of a strip edging. Because they lay flat, I don't have to worry about them falling over. They naturally follow the lay of the land, bending around curves. There's no need to flatten the earth or do much preparation. I didn't even need a mallet. I love how it all turned out. The plastic bricks look like real bricks from a distance. They even look like bricks closer up, after they've been dirtied up a bit. Even when I can see they are plastic, they are attractive. Best of all, the gardener no longer gets blamed for knocking over my edging. Very nice. I'm glad I bought it.

They are relatively simple to assemble, but the "snapping" mechanism can be a bit fiddly. The spikes aren't very long, so I'm not sure it they would stay in place for a major wind storm ... but it has rained several times and they stayed in place. Only issue I've noticed is that ants seem to love to build their nests on the underside. I tried to move a few the other day, and my hand was immediately covered in ants. I realize that isn't the fault of the blocks, but it is something you should consider if you live out in the boonies and have issues with ants.

Purchased 4 sets some 2 years back . Still look like new. Easy to install. light weight. Plastic don't discolor or mildew. Easy to size the border. easy to reajust. I purchased another set 2 weeks ago and just got 6 more that I am going to install tomorrow. The price is good and it looks very good and professional. Wish there were more colors.

We were looking for more affordable edging options for our front yard garden bed project. These are very modern looking and worked out well for us. Very easy to connect together and put into the ground. A two person project for sure, though. From a distance, they don’t look plastic. And I think once all the plants are in our garden bed and begin to grow around the edge, it will look even better. For the money, you would be hard-pressed to find a better option.

Looks great. Can make it straight or curved. Went down in minutes!

Don't get me wrong. If you are looking for a pretty simple way to edge a space, this works. I was less impressed than other reviewers on the appearance as I think they look like plastic blocks more than "bricks." Two small stakes (attached to each "brick") are what hold these in place and the white connectors do not go all the way to the bottom so there will be small gaps under the connectors. Also, these are mostly hollow so they aren't for standing on or running over with the lawnmower. My biggest concern is how well these will last. They have been very good at keeping my mulch in place; however, after daily exposure to the South Texas sun and a summer of near 100 temps, I'm not sure how they are going to look in a few months or how long they will last. If you are considering one of the plastic borders from another store, these will probably work just as well. If you are looking for something with strength, I would suggest choosing something else.

After lugging concrete pavers around and concrete crescents, these are soooo light and easy to use. Got 2 boxes. Plan to get more. Don't think my project will get finished as soon as I want, but until it is finished, these are great to use by the bottom of my inside fence to keep the digging dog next door from going under my fence. Not only will I use these to fill the area eventually with small decorative rocks, but these edging blocks will help keep dogs and rabbits out. Added bonus. So glad I had these. I think they look nice. Look professional and so much cheaper.

Easily installed; attractive border with minimal work. Make sure you edge 3 -4 inches inside your border so the lawn mower doesn't rip it up ( it is plastic overall). Served it's use for what is city property that needed sprucing up after all. ******For the price and ease of installation it can't be beat at this price point. Looks real from afar, many compliments from unsuspecting neighbours. Easy peasy !

Used as an edging looks nice I painted them grey only problem I found was grand kid stepped on them and they unlinked easy enough to snap back together though I also added the solar light ones every few bricks so looks beautiful at night