How to Choose the Right Steel Edging for Your Garden: Groundline, Contour, Anco, or Contain?

Groundline, Contour, Anco, or Contain: How to choose steel edging for your garden?

Here we will look at what the difference is between the systems we offer so you can learn the best Steel edging for your garden.  Each system solves a different problem with a different unique innovation.

Contain:

Contour free standing planters are available in three shapes—circular, square, and rectangular. Each shape comes in various sizes, listed under each product on the website. The planters have a durable steel base with drainage holes. We recommend using a geotextile liner to retain soil while allowing water to drain.

Contour planters come in Corten steel, stainless steel, and many powder-coated RAL colours. They combine both style and practicality, making them ideal for any garden or outdoor space.

Groundline steel edging:

Groundline offers a versatile range of low and flush garden edges, available in heights of 50mm, 100mm, and 150mm. With standard 1m lengths, groundline makes it simple to calculate your order based on your meterage requirements.

Available in Corten steel, stainless steel, and a variety of powder-coated RAL colours. Groundline can be installed using ground posts or concrete fixings. Whether you're working with straight or curved edges, Groundline delivers smooth, seamless borders.

Designed for effortless installation with minimal tools and experience required. Groundline is suitable for flush edges or step details up to 100mm, making it the perfect solution for a wide range of garden projects.

 Contour steel edging:

Contour offers the simplest raised bed system on the market, available in heights of 200mm, 300mm, 400mm, 500mm, and 600mm. Designed for easy installation with minimal tools and experience, Contour is perfect for DIY enthusiasts. With each panel measuring 2 meters in length, calculating your order is simple—just divide your total meterage by two.

Contour planters are available in Corten steel, stainless steel, and a wide range of powder-coated RAL colours, offering flexibility to match any garden style. The innovative Contour system allows you to effortlessly create straight, curved, or corner sections, eliminating the need for complex design stages.

Installation is versatile, with the option to use ground posts or concrete fixings.  Joint sliders ensure that cut panels maintain a clean, professional look. Contour even adapts to small slopes, making it the ultimate solution for both raised beds and garden edging.

Anco:

Anco offers a structurally guaranteed retaining wall solution, available in heights ranging from 300mm to 1200mm, in 100mm increments. Choose from durable Corten steel, sleek stainless steel, or a variety of powder-coated RAL colours to suit your project’s aesthetic.

Designed for secure installation, Anco bolts down to a 150mm concrete foundation using structural support gussets. You can order standard panels directly from our website, or contact us for bespoke sizes tailored to your needs.

Anco also features our patented locking system, ensuring the fastest and smoothest installation, giving you peace of mind and a flawless finish.

Conclusion:

So, in summary, choosing which steel edging system is right for your garden depends on your requirements. If you need a free-standing planter, it’s Contain; if it’s a lawn edge, it’s groundline; if it’s a raised bed, it’s Contour and if it’s a retaining wall, it’s Anco.

If you are still unclear, give us a call or WhatsApp on 01642 373400