Paver installation takes a lot of time and effort, and all of that can be for naught if you don’t use curbing or edging to keep the pavers in place.
“I prefer to use it everywhere on every single application for pavers,” says Matt Baer, president of Lexington Landscape Management in Palatine, Illinois. “One reason why is it just holds everything in place for three or four years. Instead, if you don’t use the edging, it’ll sag and start to settle.”
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