Landscape edging system with stakes attached
AssigneeCollier Metal Specialties, Inc.
InventorsGlen Allen, Steve Glassel
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Abstract
A landscape-edging device is disclosed which may be used to segregate dissimilar landscaping schemes by positioning the device into the soil. The landscape edging is made of flexible strips, designed for continuous end-to-end attachment. The edging is attached to the soil by stakes. The edging system is designed so that stakes are removably attached to the edging portion of the device. By this attachment, the stakes can be conveniently and cost effectively manufactured and shipped together with the edging portion. Stiffening ribs on the stakes increase the strength of the stakes so that they may be made from the same material and thickness as the edging portion.
Claims30
A landscape edging system comprising:
- an edging portion;
- a plurality of stake pockets located on the edging portion;
- a plurality of stakes removably attached to the edging portion;
- and,
- whereas the stakes, when detached from the edging portion, are engagably insertable into the stake pockets.
A landscape edging system comprising:
- an edging portion;
- a plurality of stake pockets located on the edging portion;
- a plurality of stakes removably attached to the edging portion;
- at least one stiffening rib located on at least one stake;
- and,
- whereas the stakes, when detached from the edging portion, are engagably insertable into the stake pockets.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.