Weed Control Fabric, Landscape Fabric, Heavy Duty

Landscape fabric, a synthetic material, offers a highly effective solution for controlling weeds in gardens and landscaping projects. By acting as a physical barrier, it prevents weeds from germinating, saving time and effort. Weed control fabric is ideal for drives, pathways, flower beds, vegetable gardens, and around trees and shrubs.

How heavy-duty landscape fabric can improve your garden.

By acting as a permeable barrier, it allows essential elements such as water, air, and nutrients to reach the soil while preventing weed seeds from germinating. Additionally, landscape fabric helps to conserve moisture in the soil by minimising evaporation, leading to healthier and more vibrant plant growth.

Heavy-duty ground control fabric

Our premium ground control fabric is a high-quality woven polypropylene material designed for effective weed suppression. Weighing 102g per square meter and featuring clear 250mm grid markings, it offers robustness and UV resistance for extended outdoor use.

To look after it, keep it covered.

What are the benefits of using heavy-duty weed control fabric?

• Minimises evaporation, keeping the soil moist for healthier plant growth.


• Allows water, air, and nutrients to reach the soil, promoting strong root development.


• Made from high-quality materials, it withstands harsh outdoor conditions and lasts for years.


• Requires minimal upkeep once installed and covered, saving time and effort.


• Quick and simple to lay down offering immediate weed control.

Specifications

• Material: Woven polypropylene


• Weight: 102g per square meter


• UV Resistance: Durable for extended outdoor use.


• Grid Markings: 250mm spacing for easy cutting and alignment.


• Usage: Ideal for flower beds, vegetable gardens, and around trees and shrubs

How to use weed control fabric

• Remove any existing weeds in the area and ensure the soil is level and smooth.


• Use Scissors to cut the fabric to the desired size of the area and leave extra fabric around the edge for overlapping.


• Place the weed control fabric onto the area (You can use garden pegs to secure the fabric to the ground)


• Cover the weed control fabric with sand, mulch, gravel, or other material.


• Cut any holes or crosses in the fabric to plant flowers or vegetables.


• To look after it, keep it covered.