VEVOR 6 x 300 ft Gardening Weed Barrier Fabric, 3 oz Woven PP

VEVOR Weed Barrier Landscape Fabric, 6*300FT Heavy Duty Garden Weed Fabric, Woven PP Weed Control Fabric, Driveway Fabric

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Key Features

6 x 300 ft roll, about 1,800 sq ft

covers a large plot or a long row in one continuous piece.

3 oz/sq yd (102 g/m2)

a lighter weave that drains faster than 5 oz fabric, which suits beds you plant through.

570N lengthwise and 700N widthwise tensile strength

rated for mulch, foot traffic and a wheelbarrow, not for compacted gravel with vehicles on it.

Permeable to water and air

drip line can run under the fabric and water still reaches the root zone.

Light to handle

one person can unroll it across a bed and trim it with shears.

In stock

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SKU: JBXBZ6300FT3Z23NJV0 Category: Gardening & Outdoor

Quick Answer

This 6 x 300 ft roll covers about 1,800 sq ft of 3 oz (102 g/m2) woven polypropylene. It is the lighter, faster-draining end of the range at 570N lengthwise and 700N widthwise tensile strength, which suits planting beds, orchard rows and vegetable plots rather than compacted gravel. One continuous run across a large plot means far fewer seams to pin.

Description

At a Glance

1,800 sq ft of 3 oz woven polypropylene in a 6 x 300 ft roll. Lighter and faster draining than the 5 oz line, rated 570N / 700N for beds, rows and vegetable plots.

6 x 300 ftRoll Size1,800 sq ftCoverage3 oz/sq yd (102 g/m2)Material Weight570N / 700NTensile Strength (L/W)Roll PackagingPackaging1.8*91.4-102Item Model Number

1,800 Sq Ft of 3 oz, Built for Growing Beds

Six feet wide by 300 ft long is a plot dimension rather than a path dimension: it covers 1,800 sq ft in one piece. With 3 oz (102 g/m2) fabric the point is drainage. Lighter weaves pass water faster, which is what you want in a vegetable bed or an orchard row where the soil underneath is doing real work.

3 oz or 5 oz: Pick by What Goes on Top

If the answer is mulch, this is the efficient choice. If the answer is gravel, compacted stone or pavers, move up to 5 oz or heavier, because those loads drag light fabric out of position and puncture it over time. Matching the weight to the load is the single decision that determines whether fabric lasts one season or ten.

Mulch Goes Over the Fabric, Never Under

That is the rule people get backwards. Mulch above the fabric keeps UV off the weave, hides the material and gives the bed a finished surface. Mulch below it feeds weeds and wastes the fabric. Two to three inches on top is enough.

Other Rolls in This Family

For a commercial greenhouse floor or a long run where you want the lighter, faster-draining weave, the 6 x 300 ft commercial landscape fabric in 2.4 oz is the closest match. If the same plot is going under gravel, the 5 x 250 ft 5 oz weed barrier for garden beds is the step up in weight.

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	1.8*91.4-102
Main Material	Polypropylene Fabric
Tensile Strength	570N (Lengthwise) / 700N (Widthwise)
Packaging Type	Roll Packaging
Material Weight	3OZ/sq.yd (102g/㎡)

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is 3 oz weed barrier strong enough?

A: For planting beds, mulch and footpaths, yes, and it drains faster than heavier fabric. It is not the weight for a driveway or under pavers, because compacted stone and vehicle traffic pull thin fabric out of position. Use 5 oz and up for that.

Q: How much does a 6 x 300 ft roll cover?

A: About 1,800 sq ft, which is roughly 56 standard 4 x 8 ft raised beds if you cut it into bed-sized strips.

Q: Can I put landscape fabric under a vegetable bed?

A: Yes, and many growers do for transplants and perennials. Cut a small X for each plant, tuck the fabric around the stem, and leave the surface mulched. For crops you sow directly as seed, a bare-soil bed is usually easier.

Q: Will it stop weeds in a vegetable garden?

A: It stops weeds germinating from the soil below, which is most of them. It does not stop seed blown onto the mulch above, and it does not stop established perennial weeds such as bindweed emerging through the weave.

Q: How do I cut the planting holes?

A: Make a small X with a utility knife, fold the four flaps under, set the plant and tuck the fabric back around the stem. Keep the opening as small as the plant allows.

Q: Does it let enough water through for vegetables?

A: Yes. The weave is permeable, and running drip tape under the fabric is a common setup that works well because the fabric also cuts evaporation from the soil surface.

Q: Should mulch go under or over landscape fabric?

A: Over, always. Mulch on top hides the fabric, keeps sunlight off it so the weave lasts longer, and gives the bed a finished look. Mulch underneath does nothing except feed weeds.

Q: Can I reuse it next season?

A: Yes, if you lift it carefully rather than pulling it up. Shake off the soil, roll it up loosely and store it out of sunlight, because UV exposure is what eventually makes polypropylene brittle.