VEVOR 4 x 250 ft Gravel Path Landscape Fabric, 5 oz Woven

VEVOR 4FTx250FT Premium Heavy Duty Weed Barrier Landscape Fabric, 5OZ Woven Geotextile Fabric Under Gravel

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Key Features

4 x 250 ft roll, 1,000 sq ft

a 4 ft width that matches a garden walkway, in one 250 ft run with no mid-path join.

5 oz/sq yd (170 g/m2)

heavy enough that gravel, wheelbarrows and foot traffic do not pull it out of position.

850N / 950N tensile strength

resists being dragged while stone is spread and raked into place.

Permeable weave

rain drains through to the sub-base, so the path does not hold water under the gravel.

Cuts cleanly to curves

trim around bends, posts and tree pits with a utility knife.

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SKU: JBXBZ4250FT5TV2E2V0 Category: Gardening & Outdoor

Quick Answer

This 4 x 250 ft roll covers 1,000 sq ft of 5 oz woven polypropylene, a width that matches a typical garden path and a length that runs the whole route without a mid-path join. Tensile strength is 850N lengthwise and 950N widthwise, so it stays put while gravel is spread and raked. Water drains through the weave into the sub-base instead of pooling under the stone.

Description

At a Glance

1,000 sq ft of 5 oz woven polypropylene, 4 ft wide by 250 ft long. The width suits a walkway and the length covers it in one run, while 850N / 950N tensile strength keeps the fabric in place under gravel.

4 x 250 ftRoll Size1,000 sq ftCoverage5 oz/sq yd (170 g/m2)Material Weight850N / 950NTensile Strength (L/W)Roll PackagingPackaging1.2*76.2-170Item Model Number

1,000 Sq Ft, Matched to a Path

Four feet wide and 250 ft long is a path dimension. The width covers a walkway with enough material to fold up the edges, and the length takes the average garden route in one run instead of three or four rolled drops with a pinned seam between each.

On a Slope, Overlap Downhill

Shingle the laps: start at the bottom of the slope and work up, so each new piece overlaps the one below it. Water then flows across the top of the overlap rather than into the joint, where it would lift the fabric and undermine the gravel. On anything steeper than a gentle grade, put extra staples along the overlap, not just the outer edges.

Why Gravel Needs Fabric Underneath

The reason is separation, not just weeds. Gravel on bare soil migrates downward under load, the path ruts, and you top it up every season. A 5 oz fabric at 850N / 950N tensile strength keeps the two layers apart, holds its position while stone is raked over it, and still passes water so the base does not sit wet.

Nearby Rolls

For a driveway-width drop that needs fewer seams, the 13 x 108 ft 5 oz weed barrier covers 1,404 sq ft in one piece. For a wide bed rather than a path, the 13 x 60 ft landscape fabric for rock gardens is the same weight in a squarer format.

Performance & Applications

Key Features

VEVOR woven weed control fabric texture close up

Woven PP

Tear-resistant fabric built for season-after-season use.

Permeable

Lets water and air through while blocking weeds.

Easy Cut

Precision edges trim cleanly with scissors.

Specifications

Brand	VEVOR
Item Model Number	1.2*76.2-170
Main Material	Polypropylene Fabric
Tensile Strength	850N (Lengthwise) / 950N (Widthwise)
Packaging Type	Roll Packaging
Material Weight	5OZ/sq.yd (170g/㎡)

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How do I lay landscape fabric on a gravel path?

A: Excavate about 4 in, then level and compact the subgrade. Roll the fabric out along the path, overlap any seams by 4 to 6 in, and pin the edges every 12 to 18 in with 6 in staples. Spread 2 to 3 in of gravel on top and rake it level. Fabric has to be tight before the stone goes down.

Q: How wide should a garden path be?

A: Three to four feet is the usual walking width, which is why a 4 ft roll suits paths so well. It leaves room to fold the fabric up at the edges, which is a tidier finish than leaving a cut edge exposed.

Q: Does gravel sink into soil without fabric?

A: Yes. Under traffic, the gravel works its way down into soft subgrade and the path ruts. The fabric separates the two layers so the stone stays stone instead of mixing with soil. Preventing that mixing is the main reason to use fabric under a path, weed control comes second.

Q: How much ground does the roll cover?

A: 1,000 sq ft, which is a 4 ft wide path 250 ft long, or the same area laid as a patio.

Q: Which way should the fabric overlap on a slope?

A: Overlap downhill, shingle style: the upper piece laps over the lower one. Water then runs across the top of the overlap instead of working into the joint and lifting the fabric.

Q: Will grass grow through it?

A: Not through the fabric itself, but grass and weeds spread in from the edges and from any bare soil at the path margins. Edging or a tight gravel shoulder keeps the edges clean.

Q: Can I use it under pavers?

A: Yes, with a compacted base and a bedding layer above the fabric. For pavers taking vehicle traffic, the laminated 5.8 oz fabric is the safer choice because it resists puncturing.

Q: How deep should the gravel be over the fabric?

A: Two inches minimum for a footpath, three inches where traffic is regular, and 3 to 4 in compacted where vehicles are involved. Thin gravel leaves the fabric exposed, and sunlight plus rakes are what ruin it.