In fact, the shifting ground under your pavers, the elements, and other wear-and-tear circumstances could ruin your outdoor space without it. Edging creates a clean line outside the pavers ...

The base material delivers a stable foundation so the edging for the pavers will not slide around and shift. As a general rule of thumb, the best base material to use for the majority of ...

There are also special pavers that serve as edging stones. As an alternative, you can buy hard plastic edging pieces that can hold your patio stones in place. Those will also help to keep out ...

You just need to lay small, manageable concrete pavers on top of a drainable base of gravel and sand and you’re done—no curing time. Adding edging material holds everything in and lends a ...

For a softer feel (literally), consider opting for rubber edging. This example pictured above is made from recycled tires, so it's eco-friendly, as well as being a great option for family gardens.

If the weather has inspired you to build a patio space, you might have noticed the price of materials—creating a patio space can be expensive. But you can make one on a budget, if you get the ...