• 150 mm: Recommended for firm ground and clay soils.
• 300 mm: Recommended for softer ground and sandy soils where a longer fixing is beneficial.

Ground conditions can vary. Choose a length that provides secure anchoring for the installation site.

1. Prepare, compact and level the base.
2. Position the edging in the required line or curve.
3. Starting at the first hole, partially hammer the spikes through the pre-punched base holes.
4. Link Edge recommends approximately four spikes per 3 m length, with spikes positioned at pivotal points and around bends.
5. Check the edging alignment before hammering the spikes firmly into place.

Should I choose 150 or 300 mm spikes?

Use 150 mm spikes for firm ground and clay soils. The longer 300 mm spikes are recommended for softer or sandy soils where additional anchoring depth is useful.

How many spikes are required for a 3 m length?

Link Edge recommends approximately four spikes per 3 m length. Curves, pivotal points and demanding site conditions may require additional fixing.

How are the spikes installed?

Drive them through the pre-punched holes in the bottom flange of the edging. Partially install them first so the layout can be adjusted before final fixing.

Do taller profiles require spike guides?

Spike guides are recommended with 75 and 100 mm Link Edge where additional upright rigidity is required.