ECORE Rubber Paver Sloped Edge Reducer, 12" Wide, Gray

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$74.95at Blue Sky Fitness Supply, last seen Nov 7

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Our take on the ECORE Rubber Paver Sloped Edge Reducer, 12" Wide, Gray

The ECORE Rubber Paver Sloped Edge Reducer is a 12-inch-wide gray rubber ramp that transitions a patio surface down to the surrounding ground. It softens the step at a paver edge, which helps with trip safety and makes a wheelchair, cart or mower roll over more easily. ECORE is known for recycled-rubber surfacing, so this piece is built for outdoor wear and stays put underfoot. No current price was given for this listing, so compare store quotes before buying.

Best forHomeowners finishing a patio edgeHouseholds with wheelchairs or walkersDriveway and garage thresholdsPlay areas and garden paths

Pros

Rubber surface grips shoes and tires
Sloped profile removes a sharp step
12-inch width covers a wide transition
Gray color blends with concrete and pavers
Cuts with a utility knife for custom lengths

Cons

No price or stock shown for this listing

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ECORE Rubber Paver Sloped Edge Reducer, 12" Wide, Gray price history

Lowest price we've seen: $74.95 on Nov 7 at Blue Sky Fitness Supply. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 7.

Specifications

Use: Patio
Color: Gray
Width: 12 in wide

Questions and answers

What does a sloped edge reducer do?: It ramps the height difference between a paver patio and the lawn or walkway beside it. That removes the sharp lip that catches wheels and toes.
How wide is the transition?: The piece is 12 inches wide, so the slope spreads the height change over a full foot. That is a gentler grade than a narrow trim strip.
Can I cut it to fit?: Yes. Rubber of this type is usually cut with a sharp utility knife or a fine-tooth saw. Measure the run first and leave a little extra at corners.
How do I keep it in place?: Many installers bed it in landscape adhesive or pin it with stakes. A tight fit against the paver edge also helps stop it from sliding.
Will it hold up outdoors?: Rubber resists moisture, frost and rot better than wood or bare soil edges. Expect some fading and surface wear over several seasons.
When is the best time to buy?: Watch the price history for a dip, and buy when you have the full patio run measured. Ordering all pieces at once avoids a later batch that may not match.

Our take on the ECORE Rubber Paver Sloped Edge Reducer, 12" Wide, Gray

Best forHomeowners finishing a patio edgeHouseholds with wheelchairs or walkersDriveway and garage thresholdsPlay areas and garden paths

Pros

Rubber surface grips shoes and tires
Sloped profile removes a sharp step
12-inch width covers a wide transition
Gray color blends with concrete and pavers
Cuts with a utility knife for custom lengths

Cons

No price or stock shown for this listing

Questions and answers

What does a sloped edge reducer do?

It ramps the height difference between a paver patio and the lawn or walkway beside it. That removes the sharp lip that catches wheels and toes.

How wide is the transition?

The piece is 12 inches wide, so the slope spreads the height change over a full foot. That is a gentler grade than a narrow trim strip.

Can I cut it to fit?

Yes. Rubber of this type is usually cut with a sharp utility knife or a fine-tooth saw. Measure the run first and leave a little extra at corners.

How do I keep it in place?

Many installers bed it in landscape adhesive or pin it with stakes. A tight fit against the paver edge also helps stop it from sliding.

Will it hold up outdoors?

Rubber resists moisture, frost and rot better than wood or bare soil edges. Expect some fading and surface wear over several seasons.

When is the best time to buy?

Watch the price history for a dip, and buy when you have the full patio run measured. Ordering all pieces at once avoids a later batch that may not match.