Outdoor Design Library

Edging

The edge is where a driveway or terrace is judged. These are the details we specify most, and why.

Aluminium Edging edging installed in CumbriaContemporary Favourite

Aluminium Edging

A crisp 4mm powder-coated line between surfaces. The most architectural edge available.

ResinGravelPorcelain

Pairs with: Silver grey resin · Minimalist borders

Block Edging edging installed in Cumbria

Block Edging

A traditional soldier course that frames a driveway and reads well from the road.

ResinBlock paving

Pairs with: Autumn gold resin · Planting borders

Granite Setts edging installed in Cumbria

Granite Setts

Natural granite laid as a border course — weight and permanence at the threshold.

ResinPorcelain

Pairs with: Charcoal resin · Sandstone porcelain

Stone Kerbs edging installed in Cumbria

Stone Kerbs

Cumbrian stone kerbing for traditional and rural properties.

ResinGravel

Pairs with: Natural stone resin · Feature boulders

Hidden Edging edging installed in Cumbria

Hidden Edging

An invisible restraint so the surface appears to meet lawn or planting with no frame at all.

ResinPorcelain

Pairs with: Black basalt resin · Modern gardens

Contrasting Edging edging installed in Cumbria

Contrasting Edging

A deliberate tonal shift at the edge — charcoal against silver, or stone against dark resin.

ResinPorcelain

Pairs with: Silver grey resin · Anthracite porcelain

Project Enhancement

Designed for the day. Transformed after dark.

Integrated outdoor lighting planned into the build — lit steps, concealed strip and selective uplighting that keep this finish working through a Cumbrian winter.

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Bring your collection to your design visit

Save the finishes that feel right and we will walk through them with you at home, with physical samples in Cumbrian daylight.

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