Description
At a Glance
A 13 ft wide, 108 ft long roll of 5 oz woven polypropylene covering 1,404 sq ft. The width is the point: it crosses a driveway or a wide gravel bed in fewer drops, and 850N / 950N tensile strength carries gravel, wheelbarrow and foot traffic without pulling out of place.
Why 13 Feet Wide Changes the Job
Most rolls are 3 to 6 ft wide, which means a driveway or a wide gravel bed gets covered in three or four parallel drops with a pinned seam between each one. At 13 ft, this roll crosses a single lane in one pass. Fewer seams means fewer places for weeds to find a gap and considerably less stapling, which is the whole reason this format exists.

Built to Sit Under Stone
At 5 oz per square yard (170 g/m2) with 850N lengthwise and 950N widthwise tensile strength, this fabric is in the weight class that stays where you put it while gravel is raked across the surface. It is still water permeable, so rain drains through into the sub-base instead of sitting on top of the stone. The edges are ultrasonic cut, which seals them and keeps the roll from fraying into loose strings while you unroll it.
Order of Work Under a Driveway
Level and compact the sub-base first, then unroll and overlap any seams 4 to 6 in, pin the edges every 12 to 18 in, and only then spread gravel. Fabric has to be tight before the stone goes on, because there is no pulling a wrinkle out afterwards.
Fabric Weight, Matched to the Load
Under mulch in a planting bed, 2.4 to 3.2 oz is enough and drains faster. Under gravel or pavers with vehicle traffic, 5 oz and up is the right call. For a heavy under-paver job, the 4 x 300 ft 5.8 oz landscape fabric is the denser option, and the 4 x 300 ft weed barrier for gravel covers 1,200 sq ft in a narrower format.
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