Erosion Control Agriculture TNT Black Landcape Barrier 1m × 50m Weed Block Matting

Quick Detail:

Q.What are weed control fabric?

A. Weed control fabrics are designed to reduce weed growth while allowing the free flow of water, air and gases to and from the soil.

Q. How are weed control fabrics used?

A. Recommended applications:

• Weed Control
• Soil and embankment stabilization
• Drainage
• Erosion control
• Re-vegetation systems
• Earth wall reinforcement
• Moisture barriers
• Filtration

Q. How do I install weed control fabric?

• Unroll fabric and overlap sections by 2 – 3 inches.
• Secure fabric with FabricPegs® or Garden Staples.
• Cut X’s as needed for existing and new plants to pass through.
• Cover with 2 - 3 inches of bark or stone mulch for protection against UV rays and a longer life.
• After installation, a systemic herbicide may be used to kill persistent weeds and grasses.

Applications include:

• Weed block for landscaped garden beds
• Permeable liners for planters (stops soil erosion)
• Weed control under wooden decking
• Geotextile for separating aggregate / soils under walkway blocks or bricks
• Assists in preventing paving from settling unevenly
• Landscape fabric prevents soil erosion

Light weight UV resistant roll packing garden weed control fabric / non woven mulch for covering crops

Quick Detail:

Q.What are weed control fabric?

A. Weed control fabrics are designed to reduce weed growth while allowing the free flow of water, air and gases to and from the soil.

Q. How are weed control fabrics used?

A. Recommended applications:

• Weed Control
• Soil and embankment stabilization
• Drainage
• Erosion control
• Re-vegetation systems
• Earth wall reinforcement
• Moisture barriers
• Filtration

Q. How do I install weed control fabric?

• Unroll fabric and overlap sections by 2 – 3 inches.
• Secure fabric with FabricPegs® or Garden Staples.
• Cut X’s as needed for existing and new plants to pass through.
• Cover with 2 - 3 inches of bark or stone mulch for protection against UV rays and a longer life.
• After installation, a systemic herbicide may be used to kill persistent weeds and grasses.

Applications include:

• Weed block for landscaped garden beds
• Permeable liners for planters (stops soil erosion)
• Weed control under wooden decking
• Geotextile for separating aggregate / soils under walkway blocks or bricks
• Assists in preventing paving from settling unevenly
• Landscape fabric prevents soil erosion