Commercial brick edging creates a stable edge for brick pathways — different from lawn edging, which only contains plants.
1. Create base. Excavate 4–10 inches deep. Lay several inches of rock, then a couple inches of sand.
2. Install edging. Anchor edging atop sand.
Stone can also create raised beds — learn how here.
3. Lay bricks. Position first row against edging.
4. Finish. Nail outer edging as you lay final brick row.
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