Madroño Kerb - Concrete Log Pieces for Beds and Tree Pits

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Madroño Kerb - Concrete Log Pieces for Beds and Tree Pits

Madroño Kerb: concrete log pieces with a wood look

Real timber log edging rots at the base within three or four watering seasons. The Madroño Kerb gives the same rustic feel in concrete coloured through the mix in Oak: a genuine log-piece texture that doesn't rot, doesn't splinter and needs no treating every spring.

✅ Key advantages

  • A wood look with no maintenance: no varnish, no anti-termite treatment, no replacing rotten pieces.
  • Oak colour through the mix: the tone runs through the whole piece, so a chip doesn't expose grey concrete.
  • Two lengths: 42 cm for curves and tree pits, 50 cm for straight runs.
  • 20 cm usable height: holds back bark, gravel or substrate well in flower beds.
  • Matches the Madroño range: the same tone as the sleepers, posts and path rounds.

🏗️ Recommended applications

  • Edging flower beds and borders.
  • Tree and shrub pits.
  • Edging bark or gravel paths.
  • Dividing lawn from planted areas.
  • Enclosing children's play areas with soft flooring.

📋 Technical data sheet

  • Material: concrete coloured through the mix.
  • Style: log pieces.
  • Dimensions: 42 × 10 × 20 cm and 50 × 10 × 20 cm.
  • Weight: 14.75 kg (42 cm) and 20.4 kg (50 cm).
  • Colour: Oak.
  • Units/pallet: 28 in the 42 cm format and 30 in the 50 cm.

🧰 Installation

  1. Mark out the line and dig a trench 10 to 12 cm deep.
  2. Spread a dry mortar base and compact it.
  3. Set the pieces on edge, matching the log pattern between neighbouring units.
  4. On curves and tree pits, use the 42 cm format and open the joint slightly on the outer face.
  5. Pack with mortar on both faces and lightly water to settle.

📦 Available formats

  • 42 × 10 × 20 cm in Oak — single unit or pallet of 28 units.
  • 50 × 10 × 20 cm in Oak — single unit or pallet of 30 units.

💡 Professional tip: when setting the pieces, match the log pattern from one to the next. Lay units without checking the relief and the joint stands out as a clean cut every 42 or 50 cm; turn the piece before tapping it in and the edge reads as continuous. It takes ten seconds per unit and completely changes the result.