Artificial grass & turf paver edging +1 (786) 670-0730
Instantly softens the look of hard concrete
Artificial grass bordering pavers is called paver edging or hardscape edging, which can include materials like pavers themselves, concrete curbing, or a synthetic nailer board. The method secures the edge of the turf and creates a clean, durable transition between the two materials.
Types of edging
- Paver edging: The most direct method where pavers, or other hardscape materials, are used to create the border. This can be a decorative and long-lasting solution.
- Concrete curbing: A more permanent and stylish option that can be customized to match your landscape design.
- Synthetic nailer board: A common solution installed along the edge of the pavers. The turf is then secured to this board, providing a strong, stable edge, especially where there is no existing structure to attach to.
- Landscape edging: Products like bender board or plastic edging can be used to create a clean line between the paver and the turf, though they may not be as durable as other methods
Advantages of Artificial Grass Edge Borders on Concrete
• Instantly softens the look of hard concrete
The green border breaks up large gray surfaces, making driveways and pool decks look more inviting and less harsh.
• Adds a clean, modern design element
The crisp line where turf meets concrete gives a high-end, contemporary look seen in luxury homes.
• Enhances curb appeal
A simple strip of turf transforms the entire visual impact of a driveway or walkway, making the home look updated and well-designed.
• Creates contrast that highlights your pavers or concrete
The deep green edge makes the concrete color pop—especially around pool decks and patios.
• Low maintenance beauty
Unlike real grass borders, there’s no trimming, no weeds creeping over the concrete, and no dying brown patches.
• Decorative finishes frame outdoor spaces
It acts like a natural “outline,” making the driveway, pool area, or walkway look intentional and professionally designed
