VEVOR 4 x 300 ft Weed Barrier Landscape Fabric for Gravel, 3.2 oz

VEVOR 4FTx300FT Premium Heavy Duty Weed Barrier Landscape Fabric, 3.2OZ Woven Geotextile Fabric Under Gravel

$49.90Wholesale price, no minimum order

Key Features

4 x 300 ft roll, 1,200 sq ft of coverage

a gravel area, a long driveway edge or a large bed in one roll.

Woven polypropylene at 3.2 oz/sq yd

the layer that stops stone sinking into the soil and stops weeds coming up through it.

620N lengthwise and 750N widthwise tensile strength

it holds position under loose stone and foot traffic without stretching out of place.

Permeable weave

rain drains through the gravel and the fabric, rather than ponding on a solid sheet.

Supplied on a roll

unroll along the run and keep tension, which is how you avoid ripples that later show through the gravel.

In stock

📦 Free shipping to the 48 contiguous US states · Ships within 1-3 business days, arrives in 2-5 business days · 30-day returns and manufacturer warranty

SKU: JBXBZ4300FT3KX8BVV0 Category: Gardening & Outdoor

Quick Answer

This weed barrier ships free from a US warehouse with 30-day returns and manufacturer warranty. It is a 4 x 300 ft roll of 3.2 oz woven polypropylene covering 1,200 sq ft, sized for a gravel area, a driveway strip or a long bed. The weave is permeable so water drains through the stone rather than sitting on the fabric, and it arrives on a roll for laying out as you work.

Description

At a Glance

A 4 x 300 ft roll of 3.2 oz woven polypropylene covering 1,200 sq ft, in the size that suits a gravel area or a long driveway edge. The woven construction carries 620N lengthwise and 750N widthwise, which is what keeps the fabric in position under loose stone, and the weave drains rather than holding water.

4 x 300 ftRoll Size1,200 sq ftCoverage3.2 oz/sq yd (108 g/m2)Material Weight620N / 750NTensile Strength (L/W)Roll PackagingPackaging Type1.2*91.4-108Item Model Number

1,200 Sq Ft Under Pea Gravel

Four feet by 300 ft covers 1,200 sq ft of 3.2 oz woven polypropylene, and this is one of the sizes people buy specifically to go under pea gravel. Rounded stone like pea gravel settles and migrates, so the fabric underneath is doing two jobs: blocking weeds and stopping the gravel from sinking into the soil.

Gravel Depth and Stone Type

Two inches of pea gravel is the practical minimum over fabric, and three inches is better where anyone walks. Rounded stone shifts underfoot, so it needs more depth than angular crushed stone to stay put. Keep the cover even, because a thin patch is where the fabric shows and starts to degrade.

Keep the Edges Pinned

Pea gravel rolls, and it pushes fabric edges as it moves. Pin the perimeter every 12 in, and turn the fabric edge up 2 in against a wall or edging so the gravel cannot work its way underneath.

Same Weight, Other Sizes

For a smaller gravel bed, the 4 x 100 ft woven landscape fabric covers 400 sq ft. For river rock instead of pea gravel, the 6.5 x 330 ft weed barrier fabric covers 2,145 sq ft.

Performance & Applications

Key Features

VEVOR 4 x 300 ft woven weed control fabric texture close up

Woven PP

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

VEVOR 4 x 300 ft ground cover fabric under gravel

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*91.4-108
Main Material	Polypropylene Fabric
Tensile Strength	620N (Lengthwise)
Tensile Strength	750N (Widthwise)
Packaging Type	Roll Packaging
Material Weight	3.2OZ/sq.yd (108g/m2)

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How much fabric do I need for pea gravel?

A: Work out the area first, then add about 10 percent for overlaps. 4 x 300 ft gives 1,200 sq ft, so a 20 x 20 ft gravel area takes about a third of the roll, and a long driveway strip uses the rest.

Q: Does landscape fabric work under pea gravel?

A: It works as a separation layer: it stops the gravel migrating down into the soil and stops weeds emerging from below. Pea gravel is rounded and moves easily underfoot, so the fabric is doing the structural work here, which is why the tensile strength matters.

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

A: Deep enough that the fabric is never exposed to sunlight and the stone does not part under a foot: 2 to 3 in is the usual minimum, more where vehicles or barrows run.

Q: River rock or pea gravel, does it matter?

A: Not to the fabric. Both are loose and both need the same overlap and edge detail. River rock is heavier and rougher, which is harder on the fabric during placement, so take care not to drag stone across an unpinned seam.

Q: How do I stop the gravel edges escaping?

A: Pin the fabric generously along the perimeter, bury the edge in a shallow trench where the ground allows, and use an edging strip on the outside face. Loose stone always migrates sideways before it does anything else.

Q: Will weeds still come through gravel?

A: A few will colonise the surface, because wind-blown seed lands on top of the stone rather than under it. That is a surface problem solved by hand-pulling or a light spray, and it is a different problem from the deep-rooted growth the fabric is there to stop.

Q: Can it be cut to fit around a tree or a post?

A: Yes. Fit it in one piece where you can, and where you have to cut, keep the opening tight and pin the edges so the fabric does not unravel away from the cut.

Q: Will it drain after heavy rain?

A: Yes. The weave is permeable and the gravel above it is free-draining, so water moves through rather than sitting. If an area ponds, the problem is the sub-base or the fall, not the fabric.