VEVOR 3 x 250 ft French Drain Landscape Fabric, 5 oz Woven

VEVOR 3FTx250FT Premium Heavy Duty Weed Barrier Landscape Fabric, 5OZ Woven Geotextile Fabric Under Gravel

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Key Features

3 x 250 ft roll, 750 sq ft

a narrow width that reaches foundation borders, side yards and gravel edges a wide roll cannot.

Easy for one person to handle

the 3 ft format unrolls and trims without a helper, which matters on long narrow runs.

5 oz/sq yd (170 g/m2) with 850N / 950N tensile strength

holds up under gravel and foot traffic.

Water passes, soil does not

the weave separates soil from gravel so the stone stays clean and keeps draining.

Cut to length as you go

trim a few feet at a time for borders and trench work instead of wrestling with a full 250 ft roll.

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SKU: JBXBZ3250FT5I3FMVV0 Category: Gardening & Outdoor

Quick Answer

This 3 x 250 ft roll covers 750 sq ft of 5 oz woven polypropylene in a narrow width. That 3 ft format is what you want for lining a drain trench, edging a foundation or covering a side yard, where a wide roll is awkward to manage. Tensile strength is 850N lengthwise and 950N widthwise, and the weave passes water while holding soil back.

Description

At a Glance

750 sq ft of 5 oz woven polypropylene, 3 ft wide by 250 ft long. A narrow roll sized for foundation borders, side yards and drain trenches, rated 850N / 950N and permeable enough to pass water while holding soil.

3 x 250 ftRoll Size750 sq ftCoverage5 oz/sq yd (170 g/m2)Material Weight850N / 950NTensile Strength (L/W)Roll PackagingPackaging0.9*76.2-170Item Model Number

Narrow by Design: 3 ft Wide

Not every job wants a wide roll. A 3 ft strip is the right shape for a foundation border, a side yard between a fence and a wall, or a drain trench, and this one covers 750 sq ft in a single 250 ft run. One person can unroll and trim it, which matters when the run is long and narrow.

Wrapping a Drain Trench

French drain work is the most common reason people buy this width. Line the trench, set the perforated pipe, backfill with clean gravel, then fold the fabric over the gravel so the stone ends up wrapped. The fabric is a filter: water passes through it and soil does not. That single detail is what stops a drain filling with silt and failing in two years.

Fabric as a Soil Filter, Not Just a Weed Blocker

Under a foundation border or a gravel edge, the same property applies. The weave keeps soil and gravel from mixing, so the stone stays open and water keeps moving. If you are replacing fabric under an existing gravel path, this is the reason to put it back rather than leaving bare soil.

Other Widths

For a planting bed or a wider path, the 5 x 250 ft weed barrier for garden beds is the same weight in a wider roll. For a driveway that has to be crossed in one drop, the 13 x 108 ft 5 oz weed barrier for a gravel driveway is the widest option here.

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	0.9*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: Can landscape fabric be used in a french drain?

A: Yes. A woven fabric in this weight range is the standard filter layer. Line the trench, set the perforated pipe on the fabric, add gravel, then fold the fabric over the top of the gravel to close it. The fabric keeps soil fines out of the stone while letting water through, which is exactly what stops a drain silting up.

Q: How much does a 3 x 250 ft roll cover?

A: 750 sq ft, which is a 3 ft wide strip 250 ft long. That is a long run of trench or border from one roll.

Q: What width of fabric do I need for a trench?

A: Enough to line the trench and fold back over the gravel on top, so roughly twice the trench depth plus its width. A 12 in deep, 12 in wide trench wants about 36 in of fabric.

Q: Does fabric go under or over the drain pipe?

A: Line the trench with fabric first, then set the pipe on it, then gravel, then fold the fabric over the gravel. Fabric wrapped around the stone on all sides is what filters the water entering the pipe.

Q: Will landscape fabric clog over time?

A: A woven fabric resists clogging better than a solid sheet because water passes through rather than around it, but soil can still work its way into the weave. Keeping the fabric wrapped around the gravel, and away from bare silt, is what protects it.

Q: Is 5 oz too heavy for a drain?

A: No. Heavier fabric passes water more slowly, but at 5 oz the weave still drains freely, and the extra strength matters when the trench is backfilled and compacted.

Q: How deep should a french drain be?

A: Twelve to twenty-four inches deep and 6 to 12 in wide is typical, with a fall of about 1 in per 10 ft toward the outlet. The fabric follows the trench shape, so decide the depth before you cut anything.

Q: Can I use it for a dry creek bed?

A: Yes. Line the trench, add the rock, then fold the fabric back over the edges and pin it. Keep the overlap at the ends generous so water does not find a path underneath.