Portman Square

Category: Rite-Edge

Portman square in London is part of the Portman Estate. It was built between 1674 and 1684 on land belonging to Henry William Portman. Whilst only minutes from the hustle and bustle of the central London shopping, hotels, restaurants, entertainment and nightlife this wonderful square offers all the spectacles of the open countryside. Mature trees, manicured lawns and flowerbeds provide the visitor with solitude and a peaceful calm only interrupted by a host of singing birds. When it was decided to refurbish the pathways within the square Rite-Edge was chosen as the means of defining the paths and retaining the decorative asphalt infill.

Designed by landscape architects, our multi-award winning RITE-EDGE is increasingly specified in professional landscape designs as the obvious edge for lawns, borders, beds and pathways alike, keeping that pristine neat garden appearance with perfect straight, corners and enviable curves and shapes. Held securely in place with barbed fixing stakes, RITE-EDGE is manufactured from an Aircraft Grade Aluminium Alloy designed to last at least 27 years, so no painting, staining, rusting or replacing to worry about. RITE EDGE, being light and easy to handle, comes in long lengths and has a unique, telescopic design to make installation very neat, quick and easy. The profile of RITE-EDGE features a smooth round top edge, so no sharp edges to cut you or damage the lawn mower blades, and a castellated body which gives maximum strength for heavy lawn mowers and prevents lifting by frost. Stand back with pride and admire that permanent “Just-Edged” look without all those hours of back-breaking edging spade and shear work.

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