Questions and Answers for Emsco Dackers 6-1/4 in. Resin Adirondack Style Garden Fence (12-Pack)

A:  Yes, it's flexible enough. It's probably not anywhere near tall enough, though. It's only 6" high.

A:  Yes, you should be able to make a large circle.

A:  Yes they are very flexible and easy to install. You can definitely make a large circle around a tree.

A:  Maybe, but you might need some extra rods to get z more even circle. I used mine for more of a straight border.

A:  Home depot should have a box of them open for single purchase however I discovered buying a whole box was better for me given the fact I have about 40 of them in my backyard and they do not hold up forever.

A:  I suggest you buy another 12-pack. I had the same situation but was easily able to use the extras. I put them around a baby tree that is growing in my front lawn.

A:  There are 12 sections in each package. You can not buy only 6.

A:  22 1/4 8n.

A:  22 1/4 in

A:  22 1/4 in., according to the description.

A:  22"

A:  Twenty-two inches.

A:  The part that sticks above the ground, the white slats, are 6 1/4 inches longer. The metal posts that stick into the ground are a but shorter. Don't have one to look at to be sure.

A:  22 Inches

A:  What is the width of each section

A:  22-1/2 inches

A:  22 inches long, 6 inches high

A:  Each section is about 22 inches long - so the 12 pieces will cover approximately 20 Ft.

A:  Stated dimensions in product listing are: Each piece is 6-1/4 in. H x 22-1/4 in. L 12 pieces cover approximately 22-3/8 ft.

A:  Each piece is 6-1/4 in. H x 22-1/4 in. L 12 pieces cover approximately 22-3/8 ft.

A:  Not very much each maybe 2 feet each. Only good for small garden area. But cute and very easy to install.

A:  I believe each section is 22" long. Look at the specifications section.

A:  Each little section is 22". All you need to is look at the description and I'm pretty sure it mentions how much ground it covers. It looks great in the yard. I've had mine for 2 years and I'm still pleased with it.

A:  22 1/4 in.

A:  6-1/4 in. H x 22-1/4 in. L

A:  twenty-two inches

A:  I agree, In fact it would be nice if they were sold separately. Many other edgers are. I was able to use all of the edgers, though, by putting the extras around a tree seedling.

A:  If you are only using for a small area you may not need the 12 pieces, but most folks need at least 12. They are easy to store and at least you will have a replacement should one of the pieces break - which does happen. I ordered 4 boxes - and still have some left - also consider sharing with a neighbor.

A:  I agree, but luckily I needed all 12. Before I bought single pieces because I only need 4.

A:  I really don't mind having extra. I put the extra aside and came up with other areas where I could use them. I really like the way they look and they were easy to set up. I am very pleased and feel they are well worth the money..

A:  22"

A:  The product description say 22.25 inches

A:  22 1/2 Inches

A:  22-22 1/2" approx.

A:  22 1/4 inches long

A:  18 inches

A:  I live in Florida and the sun made them brittle and they broke. Only held up about 6 months. I would figure the snow might do the same thing

A:  They are not affected by snow or rain except maybe to lean a little. They are not strong, just an edging, have to be adjusted once in a while

A:  Mine are always out for the entire year. The snow has never had any adverse effects on the little fence. What I do notice is that after a few years, particularly if they receive high sun, they tend to lose their plasticity and eventually become slightly stiff. All in all, a great buy. I have purchased them twice over 10 years, and they are a great product. You can’t beat the use you get out of them for the price. Now, I f you take them out of the ground and store them inside, who knows how many additional years you will get out of them!

A:  We live in Louisiana and we rarely get snow but I doubt snow would have an impact. It's been 3 yrs. since I put them out and with the sun and heavy rain it looks still looks nice..

A:  I live in the Northeast as well and left mine in all winter. When the ground heaves they might fall over but in spring I just reset them.

A:  I'm in WV and I understand the edging will survive all types of weasther.

A:  I reside in texas we have other weather conditions such as high winds, flooding, hail, tornadoes. We get ice but not snow. Overall my fencing is still standing and still white.

A:  Yes, they are removable and they are very durable. I put them outside in the spring and take them back into the house in the winter. There is no assembly - you just put them in the ground and that's it.

A:  Yes, they come out from the plastic fencing.

A:  Yes

A:  Yes. You can pull them out of the plastic.

A:  Yes they are removable, also ther are several holes so you can cut your fence to the length you need and replace the metal stake

A:  Yes, they are removable.

A:  Yes. They can be removed and placed in other spots within the section. This enabled me to make the fence piece fit smaller openings.