4 ft. Black Rubber Landscape Edging

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Yes, 4 per package plus 2 connecting pins to join sections together.

Yes they do! they come with the stakes and pegs to link additional pieces together

Yes, 4 stakes are included.

The entire piece is several feet long; you get about 3-4 stakes. IF you divide the separate sections, then no, you would not have enough stakes. But you couild probably substitute something else; ask a salesperson in the garden area.

Yes, all needed stakes and additional connectors to add extra sections.

Yes, you are correct and it makes no sense! I asked this myself and was told because of the weight of the six pack and free shipping offered, they were charging more to compensate for the shipping costs.

this question should probably be answered/asked to Home Depot's customer service department.

Yes, it does come with (if I remember correctly 2-3 spikes per piece, as well as smaller spikes to adjoin the pieces together.

The 4 ft section in black comes with 4 black stakes. The one in brown comes with 4 brown stakes.

Yes, it can be cut with a regular saw.

Yes but I think they come in a package of 4-4 ft sections unless you can find them separately. They are easily cut with a standard handsaw or you can use a chop saw. Hope that helps.

Yes, you can cut to any size. If you need to cut one and connect to another you will need to drill out new holes on the end for the pegs.

Yes, Use a hacksaw, but you may have to drill new holes on the end for the connecting pins. Electric drill, small bit, just fine. Measure carefully first!

A 10' (roughly 30' around) diameter ring is the tightest. Beyond that you will want to make cuts. We have included a link to helpful tips, below. http://ecoborder.com/installation.html http://ecoborder.com/installation_files/Click%20here%20for%20Tree%20Ring%20Shapes.jpg

I looked up both items. They both look smooth to me online. 203481581 is a pack of 6. 206649215 is a single piece.

Yes, more than one style: L shaped, scroll, and curb.