What diameter?
Measure the trunk at chest height and allow room for the next ten years. Between two sizes? Go up — the tree will use it.
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770mm Citrus, ornamental pears, anything planted in the last few years.
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960mm Established natives, magnolias, a jacaranda that's found its feet.Where most land
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1520mm Mature trees, or a ring you want to underplant. Ships as two halves.
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1910mm Big established gums and figs, driveways, commercial jobs. Ships as two halves.
What height do I actually need?
Height is the decision people get wrong. It's set by how much you're holding back, not by budget.
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80mm Barely proud of the lawn. A clean mowing edge that keeps mulch off the grass.Division only
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118mm Enough lip for a proper mulch layer, still sits quietly in the garden.Mulch
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190mm Start of a raised ring. Builds the level up around a tree without looking like a wall.Soil & mulchWhere most land
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300mm A raised bed you can underplant. Real soil volume around the trunk.Raised bed
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400mm Deep enough to change the grade. Good on a slope, or levelling a pad around a feature tree.Deep bed
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600mm Really a planter, and that's mostly what people use them for. Also listed under Planters.Planter
Before you buy anything rusty
There's no clever way to make 1.6mm last.
Weathering steel earns its reputation above the ground, where it wets and dries and seals itself into that deep orange-brown. Below the soil it's quieter about it, so what's buried lasts on the strength of how much steel was there to start with. At 3mm that's a non-issue — there's more material down there than a garden will ever ask for. At 1.6mm the margin is gone, and no amount of clever marketing puts it back.
InfinityEdge
3mm BlueScope steel
Rolled to a true circle in Somersby, NSW
Self-locating brackets welded inside
Stainless bolts supplied
Flat-rate delivery, stated up front
Typical import
1.6mm — roughly half the steel
Drilled and screwed together on site
Bring your own drill and knee pads
Steel origin often not stated
Freight quoted per order
Two questions settle it. What's the thickness, and does it arrive ready to bolt? We've been rolling these in Somersby since 2020. What's turned up since tends to be 1.6mm, with a bag of screws and instructions to drill it together on your knees. If a listing won't state the gauge, that's your answer.
Product Information
3mm Corten Tree Rings
Rolled in-house. One seamless join. Built to outlast the tree.
If you want a tree ring that looks like a single, continuous piece of steel around your tree — not a bolt-together kit — you've found it.
Made differently
We roll every ring at our Somersby factory from 3mm Bluescope Redcor Corten steel — substantially heavier and stronger than the thin-gauge imports most sellers ship. Inside the base of the ring, tucked low where mulch will cover it, we weld our own proprietary bracket system. Your ring arrives in one piece with a single split — enough to open, place around your existing tree or plant, then pull closed with the 316 marine-grade stainless hardware we include.
Once installed, the join is invisible from the outside. No staples, no exposed screws, no panelled look. It reads as one continuous ring — because that's essentially what it is.
What arrives at your door
- One pre-rolled, pre-welded 3mm Corten ring
- 316 marine-grade stainless steel hardware
- No construction. No tools required. Open, place, bolt, backfill — done.
Our 1520mm rings ship in two pieces for safe handling. Once installed and backfilled, both joins are equally indistinguishable from the rest of the ring.
The finish develops
Your ring arrives in raw silver steel. Over the first few weeks outside it transitions into a rich, even rust patina — and that patina then seals the surface and protects the steel underneath. Corten is the same material used for bridges and public sculpture; it's designed to live outside and get better with age, not worse.
Why 3mm matters
Thinner rings (1.5–2mm, common in the market) deform under mulch pressure, lose their shape, and flex when anything leans against them. 3mm holds its round permanently, sits heavily enough to stay put without pegging, and lasts for decades rather than years. It costs more to roll and more to ship — we've just never been willing to cut that corner.
Australian made, start to finish
The steel is Australian Bluescope Redcor. The rolling, welding, and packing is done by our team at Somersby, NSW. Every ring you buy keeps an Australian manufacturing job on Australian soil — and if that matters to you, you're buying from the right people.
Material
Material — BlueScope REDCOR® Weathering Steel
Our tree rings are manufactured from 3mm BlueScope REDCOR® — Australia's premium weathering steel, and the same material used in architectural cladding, bridges, and large-scale infrastructure projects.
Unlike standard mild steel that rusts through, REDCOR® is engineered to rust on purpose. When exposed to the elements, it develops a dense, tightly bonded patina that actively seals the surface and stops corrosion from penetrating deeper. No paint. No coating. No maintenance. The rust is the protection.
The result is a rich, warm, earthy tone that deepens and evolves over time — blending naturally into garden environments in a way that painted or galvanised alternatives simply can't replicate.
Strength
REDCOR® is a higher-tensile steel — the upper end of what's available in this product category.
At 3mm thick, this gives our tree rings a rigidity and weight that you'll feel the moment you pick it up. Compared to the 1.6mm products common in the market, it's not a subtle difference — it's night and day.
In short: it gets stronger and better looking with age, requires zero upkeep, and is built from Australian steel by an Australian manufacturer. There's genuinely nothing better suited to a product that lives in the ground, year-round, in Australian conditions.
Dimensions
Dimensions
| Spec | Options |
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| Diameter | 770mm · 960mm · 1520mm |
| Height | 60mm · 80mm · 118mm · 190mm · 300mm · 600mm |
| Thickness | 3mm |
| Construction | 770mm and 960mm — single-piece, one split 1520mm — two-piece, two splits |
Need a diameter we don't list? We roll custom rings up to 1200mm high in any diameter — get in touch.
Shipping - Explained
Shipping
Flat-Rate Shipping on Orders Over $1,000
| Zone | Rate |
|---|---|
| Metro | FREE |
| Regional | $199 |
| Remote | $299 – $399 |
Flat-Rate Shipping on Orders under $1,000
| Zone | Rate |
|---|---|
| Metro | $99 |
| Regional | $199 |
| Remote | $299 – $399 |
These flat rates reflect the reality of shipping a heavy, quality product. 3mm steel is dense — a full pallet is substantial freight. We're able to offer these rates through volume, and we think they're genuinely competitive for what's being moved.
Smaller orders? No problem. Enter your postcode at checkout and live shipping options will display, including express delivery if you need it in a hurry.
How is it delivered? Orders are strapped and wrapped on a pallet and sent direct from our factory. Your carrier will arrive with a tail lift and pallet jack and unload it to your property — you won't need to lift a thing off the truck.
Questions or shipping issues? Call us 1800-943-733— we're happy to help.