Automated equipment designed for producing continuous strips of concrete used to define boundaries within landscaped areas represents a significant advancement in hardscaping technology. These devices typically extrude a concrete mixture directly onto the ground, forming a solid, durable edge that requires minimal finishing. Variations exist, including models that utilize slipforms to shape the extruded concrete and others that employ pre-cast molds.
This technology offers substantial improvements over traditional edging methods. The ability to create consistent, uniform edging significantly reduces installation time and labor costs. Furthermore, the resulting edges offer enhanced durability and resistance to weathering and erosion compared to alternative materials, contributing to long-term cost savings and reduced maintenance requirements. The development of this equipment reflects a broader trend toward automation in the construction and landscaping industries, improving efficiency and precision.
