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US 7,596,903 B1Granted
Landscape edging system
OwnerMichael Shane Flanaganinventor
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Abstract
A landscape edging system comprises a plurality of molded interlocking edging pieces each having a face portion having top and bottom edges and an integral interlocking flange and a relief portion adjacent the face portion and set in relief therefrom. When installed, the interlocking flange of one edging piece engages the relief portion of an adjacent edging piece to provide a uniform aesthetic appearance.
Claims13
A landscape edging system comprising:
- a plurality of interlocking edging pieces comprising;
- a face portion having top and bottom edges and an integral interlocking flange;
- a relief portion adjacent said face portion and set in relief therefrom whereby the interlocking flange of one edging piece engages said relief portion of an adjacent edging piece, wherein said edging pieces further comprise a plurality of supports extending downwardly from the top edge of said face portion for supporting said edging pieces, wherein a first support forms a first side of said edging piece proximate the interlocking flange and a second support forms a second side of said edging piece proximate said relief portion;
- an aperture in the first side of said edging piece;
- and a joint extending outwardly from the second side of said edging piece wherein the joint of one edging piece engages the aperture of a second edging piece.
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A landscape edging system comprising:
- a plurality of interlocking edging pieces secured together and capable of articulation, each edging piece having a face portion and a relief portion, said face portion overlapping a relief portion of an adjacent edging piece;
- a contoured face portion on each of said edging pieces, the face portion supported by a pair of opposed sides, wherein the face portion is visible when said edging system is installed;
- and a radial joint extending from one of the opposed sides and an aperture disposed in the other opposed side, wherein the joint of a first edging piece is received within the aperture of an adjacent edging piece to secure the edging pieces together.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.