Questions and Answers for Landecor Edgestone 4 in. x 12 in. x 3 in. Multi-Colored Concrete Overlapping RIVER ROCK Edging (10-Pack)

A:  I think one box weighs around 30 pounds.

A:  They are liftable, I would guess less than 50# a box? It was about 2 years ago now, but I am a 60 year + female and I did it myself.

A:  The box of 10 units weighs 42 lbs

A:  Yes!

A:  22 boxes (10 per box) should be adequate for 200 feet. Each edger is 12" total length, but they overlap 1" (which helps keep the edgers together and minimizes the gap between each.

A:  I bought by the case. Each brick is about 12 inches long. I think they were about $4 each. Well worth it. So do the math! I have had some for over 10 years and they still look great!

A:  Take the current unit price and multiply by 200

A:  yes probably with a tile saw to get through concrete. Water will drain under and between the blocks provided they are not glued together. I use them to retain mulch beds.

A:  I’m sure they can be cut with the right saw , the rocks I believe are made from a cement mold 

A:  Yes they can be cut using a blade meant for cutting concrete. However, I've never seen water not able to drain out of a flower bed. Water normally soaks into the flower bed soil or through the joint between each edger. I hope this helps

A:  Just leave a gap between the pieces for drainage. Mike

A:  I guess i don’t understand the question. Why wouldn’t the water from your flower bed drain down into the soil? These are concrete and they are made to fit into each other. I wouldn’t  cut them. I suppose you could space them apart enough to allow a crack in between to let water go through

A:  Replace.

A:  Try paint with a sealant or just get a new one

A:  Not sure what kind of damage was caused but these are reasonably priced so I would just replace.

A:  Not sure there is a way to fix the damage. You could try turning the damaged stones around to make damage less obvious. I would put up stakes so they dont do this again. You could try painting them so the base material does not show as another choice.

A:  We are really sorry to see this. Matching the color is difficult. You could try a concrete stain, but it won't match. I'm sorry to say that I think your best option is replacing them.

A:  i did not order a pallet. I ordered two sets and it made a ring approximately 5 ½ -6ft diameter

A:  This product is sold either as a box of 10 edgers which is delivered to your porch by UPS -- OR -- on a pallet of 210 edgers delivered by a truck (with a lift-gate), normally delivered on your driveway

A:  Doesn’t  come on a pallet.  Just 10 rocks connected together.

A:  No

A:  I have these installed where a weed wacker isn't used, but I would imagine it would damage the coating if used aggressively.

A:  I didn’t have any issues 

A:  No it will not

A:  Not at all

A:  yes these are ceramic stones and can damage the finish.

A:  Our gardener uses a string trimmer weekly.  After two years, no damage noted

A:  They are 1 foot long so just add up total length and that is how many you need. 50 feet length = 50 pieces.

A:  There is 10 feet long of product in each box.

A:  If Just one 24’ L and one 14’ W you would need 38 River Rocks. Which means purchasing 4 ten packs (40 River Rocks).

A:  Each edger overlaps the adjoining edger by 1.5 inches on average. So for example, 24 feet = 288 inches. Divide this by 10.5 = 28 edgers. Hope that helps

A:  8 boxes if this is a square 24 feet on two sides and 14 feet on two sides so 76’ total length of edging. 8 boxes equals 80 feet. 10’ per box. These are nice heavy blocks of stone.

A:  Each piece is 12” so you would need 38, but I would buy a couple extra just in case your short.

A:  You have to order these early in the morning. They are in stock but, since Home Depot doesn't carry them in store, they ship directly from the manufacturer. I'd say order them at like 5:00-6:00am.

A:  Keep your eyes open, they bring them back quickly but they sell out quickly too!

A:  You'll need to order early in the morning. 5:00-6:00am should do the trick.

A:  I signed up to be emailed when they would be back in stock, but I also checked the Home Depot website early every morning. I ended up finding them on the website before I received an email.

A:  We update the available boxes every day. They often sell out by mid morning. The earlier in the morning you check, the better chance you'll have of getting what you need.

A:  Piece of cake to cut!

A:  Easily broken between the individual rocks...w/ minor clean up at the break.

A:  You will need a concrete blade to cut them

A:  No, not at all. Use a chisel and hammer on one side and it'll break off easily.

A:  Yes, they are made of concrete and if you want to cut one, use a chisel and hammer on one side of the stone. Might take a couple of whacks but it'll break off clean.

A:  Never tried to cut one. But if you did, they then wouldn't fit with the next one, unless you were fitting it against a flat surface.

A:  You can cut them easiest with a wet saw (like a tile saw). Or you can cut them with a dry saw, it is just harder to do.

A:  Hi I believe they come in a 10 pack. They really are nice and made of some concrete. I have them around my wishing well. I’m glad I purchased them.

A:  As the description states there are 10 to the box

A:  10

A:  10

A:  10, each piece is approximately 12 inches long.