Finishing paths and pavements
The most obvious function of edging and kerbs is to create an aesthetic border for paving slabs and to separate walking areas from green spaces, plantings and lawns. Choosing the right shape, colour or texture is not insignificant here – finishing elements should be consistently matched to the type of paver used – then they will truly adorn the garden.
However, an attractive finish to the composition is not all. Due to the difference in height between the pavers and the edging, for example Polbruk Treo, Palisades Hestra or Modern, we can use them to create practical raised areas that will prevent soil from spilling over from flower beds onto the pavement surface and help keep things tidy.
Creating steps and thresholds
It is often the case that the grounds are not perfectly flat, but consist of many different levels – such as the transition between the pavement and the driveway, which requires the use of a kerb. Where there are significant differences in height, it is also necessary to design steps. By using edging and palisades Polbruk, we can freely adjust the height of the steps and give them an original shape based on rectangles or circles.
Stylish in practice
The multitude of practical applications and attractive form that characterise edging and kerbs make them a discreet addition, without which the garden design would remain incomplete and rather impractical.
