CHRISTOPH BETONWAREN

Concrete edging slabs for automated lawn maintenance

Robotic lawn movers undertake lawn maintenance more and more frequently. Hence, they save the garden owners time while doing the laborious job. Many times, however, a strip of high grass is left, in particular, in front of walls or palisades. Everybody feeling bothered by this view, so far, had to reach for a grass shear or lawn trimmer themselves. The concrete product manufacturer Christoph Betonwaren based in Freudenberg offers a simple remedy: special concrete edging slabs for robotic lawn mowers enable most automated garden tools to trim lawns flawlessly.

An even lawn edging made of...

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