Are you looking for a new way to make your home stand out? Need a change and looking for some curb appeal that will stop the neighbors when they drive or walk by? Well, now there is an affordable way you can add that decorative touch to your curbs and really impress everyone.
So what exactly is decorative landscape curbing and what types of materials do they use to create the effects you are looking for? Decorative landscape curbing is a creative way of enhancing the way any yard or property looks to aid in the charm of your home. It can be placed as a border around beds of flowers or up and down the driveway. It is concrete that is continuously laid down in one piece with the use of an extruder and stamped and colored in various ways afterward. This unbroken border is custom fitted with any design you may have for your lawn and garden ideas.
There are a variety of packages to choose from when deciding on decorative landscape curbing options for your yard. Some of the reasons homeowners are opting for this choice is because it's affordable, it highlights and defines your yard, property lines and planters, helps with problems like keeping mulch in your flower bed, doesn't rot, rust or deteriorate, comes in a wide selection of shapes, colors and stamps to go with any decoration idea you have in mind, and it also saves time on mowing, weeding and edging.
These concrete landscape borders do not take much time to create the desired look you had in mind, and the results you will see will be completely outstanding. Some of the choices available for you with decorative landscape curbing are:
Slant Style edging geared for holding in gardening materials due to the higher back end. The front is lower so you will not have problems mowing around it.
Mower Style edging is very popular is built to both accommodate the lawn mower wheel at the same time as retain your gardening materials. It has great curb appeal by giving the landscaping a "picture framed" look.
6 x 4 Curb Style is the popular choice edging used in commercial lawn settings because it can handle the larger lawn mower wheels and has a more massive look. It can be installed as regular gray concrete or it can be textured and stamped. There is also a 6 x 6 curb style that is often used by commercial architects and placed deeper into the ground. These can also be used to help keep in your gravel, gardening materials and other driveway or walkway problem areas.
Once you have decided on the edging you would like to use, you will want to choose a finish. This is where the fun can come in. There is a wide variety to choose from such as Ashlar, BasketWeave, Bick Bond, Cobble Stone, Flag Stone, H-Brick with 2 variations, Herringbone, Nine Inch tile, Offset Bond, Random Stone, Six Inch Tile, Slate, Soldier Course, and Wood Grain.
You can either find a company by searching online and checking into their catalog of options or you can look in your local yellow pages for a location near you. With a short consultation, and a little time for planning, you can design a superb new look for your yard by choosing decorative landscape curbing designs.
So what exactly is decorative landscape curbing and what types of materials do they use to create the effects you are looking for? Decorative landscape curbing is a creative way of enhancing the way any yard or property looks to aid in the charm of your home. It can be placed as a border around beds of flowers or up and down the driveway. It is concrete that is continuously laid down in one piece with the use of an extruder and stamped and colored in various ways afterward. This unbroken border is custom fitted with any design you may have for your lawn and garden ideas.
There are a variety of packages to choose from when deciding on decorative landscape curbing options for your yard. Some of the reasons homeowners are opting for this choice is because it's affordable, it highlights and defines your yard, property lines and planters, helps with problems like keeping mulch in your flower bed, doesn't rot, rust or deteriorate, comes in a wide selection of shapes, colors and stamps to go with any decoration idea you have in mind, and it also saves time on mowing, weeding and edging.
These concrete landscape borders do not take much time to create the desired look you had in mind, and the results you will see will be completely outstanding. Some of the choices available for you with decorative landscape curbing are:
Slant Style edging geared for holding in gardening materials due to the higher back end. The front is lower so you will not have problems mowing around it.
Mower Style edging is very popular is built to both accommodate the lawn mower wheel at the same time as retain your gardening materials. It has great curb appeal by giving the landscaping a "picture framed" look.
6 x 4 Curb Style is the popular choice edging used in commercial lawn settings because it can handle the larger lawn mower wheels and has a more massive look. It can be installed as regular gray concrete or it can be textured and stamped. There is also a 6 x 6 curb style that is often used by commercial architects and placed deeper into the ground. These can also be used to help keep in your gravel, gardening materials and other driveway or walkway problem areas.
Once you have decided on the edging you would like to use, you will want to choose a finish. This is where the fun can come in. There is a wide variety to choose from such as Ashlar, BasketWeave, Bick Bond, Cobble Stone, Flag Stone, H-Brick with 2 variations, Herringbone, Nine Inch tile, Offset Bond, Random Stone, Six Inch Tile, Slate, Soldier Course, and Wood Grain.
You can either find a company by searching online and checking into their catalog of options or you can look in your local yellow pages for a location near you. With a short consultation, and a little time for planning, you can design a superb new look for your yard by choosing decorative landscape curbing designs.
Great idea on getting curbing done to make your home stand out. Perhaps I should look into this for my home. I bet it would look really nice around my flower gardens.
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