Six galvanized panels link into a 20 foot run of edging that bends by hand into circles, squares, S-curves or hearts, so the border follows the bed instead of forcing it straight. Each panel measures 43.5 by 8.5 inches and carries a wood-grain texture pressed into the metal, which reads warmer than plain steel along a lawn edge. Galvanizing is what keeps the panels from rusting where they meet wet soil, and the gauge is heavy enough that a mower nudging the edge will not crumple it. A pair of gloves is included for handling the panels while bending and setting them. The complete six-panel set weighs 14 pounds. Push the spiked base into soil and the edging holds its shape without stakes or mortar.