A Faster, Cleaner Edge Restraint System Your Whole Crew Can Learn Concrete edge restraint means hauling bags and water, mixing, troweling, cleanup, and curing time. Standard plastic installs faster, but it can flex, lift, and allow the outside pavers to move. The #1 Edging System gives hardscapers a cleaner, repeatable alternative. It combines 100 linear feet of Hybrid HD Edging with the tools needed to prepare the setting bed and drive the stakes (open grade) or spikes (dense grade) efficiently. No concrete mixing. No curing. Just a straightforward installation process that is easy for foremen to teach, new guys to learn, and crews to repeat from one job to the next. Why Hardscapers Choose the #1 Edging System Install faster without mixing or cleaning up concrete Reduce kneeling, manual hammering, and physical strain Create a repeatable process that is easier to train and inspect The system works for dense-graded and permeable applications Resists lateral movement, avoids freeze/thaw cycles and costly callbacks Leave your customer with a clean, lasting finished edge Three Tools. One Repeatable Process. 1. Level the Setting Bed Quick-E-Sand Plow Pull excess bedding material away from the paver edge and create a level, consistently supported area for the edging. Includes the Quick-E-Handle. 2. Seat the Edge Restraint Quick-E-Hybrid HD Edging Place the Hybrid HD tightly against the pavers. Its heavy-duty, yet lightweight design helps prevent lateral creep and shifting when properly installed, including driveway applications. 3. Drive the Stakes or Spikes Quick-E-Hammer Use an SDS Max hammer drill to drive the appropriate steel stakes or spikes quickly and consistently. This reduces repetitive manual hammering and helps your crew keep the edging tight against the pavers. Level it. Seat it. Stake it. Connect the next piece and repeat. What’s Included Quick-E-Sand Plow with Quick-E-Handle Quick-E-Hybrid HD Edging, 100 linear feet Quick-E-Hammer Required but Not Included Quick-E-Hybrid HD Stakes or spikes SDS Max hammer drill Build the Base Right. Finish the Edge Right. No edge restraint can make up for poor base preparation. When the base is properly prepared and compacted, the #1 Edging System gives your crew a faster, cleaner, and more consistent way to finish the job. Spend less time fighting with concrete and avoid cheap plastic edging. Give your crew an edging process they can learn, repeat, and stand behind after the truck leaves.
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