That thing that separates the gravel area from the lawn.....

[beagrizzly]

What's that thing called? A piece of wood - in this case - half buried in the ground to separate the two areas.

Q2 - where can I find tips on DIY replacement of the rotten one I've currently got?

TIA!

[LR90]

A sleeper?

[dundarach]

Replace it with a concrete one, or just don't bother like almost everyone, everywhere else in the universe does?

[OutInTheShed]

Lawn edging
Path edging
Kerb
Landscape border
Bullnose

Many things can be used and some have several names....

[Riley Blue]

beagrizzly said:

What's that thing called? A piece of wood - in this case - half buried in the ground to separate the two areas.

Q2 - where can I find tips on DIY replacement of the rotten one I've currently got?

TIA!

Lawn edging?

[The Three D Mucketeer]

I've used plastic barge boards/soffits (brown) and the new roofing panels set down in the past ... flexible if you want a curve
But I hate gravel/pebbles because they go on the lawn and bugger up the blades on your mower.

Edited by The Three D Mucketeer on Thursday 26th September 17:20

[AC43]

dundarach said:

Replace it with a concrete one, or just don't bother like almost everyone, everywhere else in the universe does?

No way! Gravel paths without some form of edging are completely st, especially when there's a lawn alongside.

[smokey mow]

A good alternative is everedge, I’ve got it fitted on all my borders.


https://www.everedge.co.uk/product/classic-flexibl...

[beagrizzly]

smokey mow said:

A good alternative is everedge, I’ve got it fitted on all my borders.


https://www.everedge.co.uk/product/classic-flexibl...

That looks good! Thanks.

[Acuity30]

You mean an Edgelord? The Range should have them