VEVOR 3.28 x 164 ft Landscape Fabric Under Gravel, 2.95 oz

VEVOR Weed Barrier Landscape Fabric, 3.28*164FT Heavy Duty Garden Weed Fabric, Woven PP Weed Control Fabric, Driveway Fabric

$28.90Wholesale price, no minimum order

Key Features

3.28 x 164 ft, or 1 x 50 m

a metric roll that covers about 538 sq ft, useful if you plan in metres and do not want leftover offcuts.

2.95 oz/sq yd (100 g/m2) woven polypropylene

a mid-light weave that stays permeable to water and air while still blocking light from the soil below.

570N lengthwise tensile strength

enough for mulch, gravel paths and foot traffic, and honest about its limit: it is not the weight class for a vehicle driveway.

11.02 lbs for the whole roll

light enough to carry to the bed, unroll alone and re-roll for storage without a second person.

Roll packaging with a trimmed edge

the fabric unrolls flat and cuts straight with shears, so borders and curves stay neat.

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: JBXBZ1M50M10FFBU9V0 Category: Gardening & Outdoor

Quick Answer

This is a metric-sized roll: 3.28 x 164 ft, which is 1 x 50 m, covering about 538 sq ft of 2.95 oz (100 g/m2) woven polypropylene. At 570N lengthwise tensile strength it handles mulch, gravel and foot traffic over planting beds, driveway edges and greenhouse floors. The whole roll weighs 11.02 lbs, so one person can carry and unroll it without help. Ships free from a US warehouse with 30-day returns.

Description

At a Glance

A metric 1 x 50 m roll, or 3.28 x 164 ft, covering about 538 sq ft of 2.95 oz woven polypropylene. Light to carry at 11.02 lbs, water permeable, and rated 570N lengthwise, which suits mulch beds, driveway edges and greenhouse floors rather than heavy vehicle traffic.

3.28 x 164 ft (1 x 50 m)Roll Size538 sq ftCoverage2.95 oz/sq yd (100 g/m2)Material Weight570N LengthwiseTensile Strength11.02 lbs / 5 kgProduct Weight1*50-100Item Model Number

A Metric Roll: 1 x 50 m

This roll is 3.28 x 164 ft, which is 1 x 50 m exactly. If you work from a metre-based plan, that matters: a 50 m run takes one roll with no offcut, instead of a foot-based roll that stops short or overshoots. It covers about 538 sq ft.

Where 2.95 oz Works Best

At 2.95 oz per square yard (100 g/m2) with 570N lengthwise tensile strength, this is the middle-light end of the range. It blocks light and holds up under mulch, gravel paths and foot traffic. It is not a driveway fabric: under compacted stone with vehicles on top, you want 5 oz and up, because thin fabric gets pulled out of position by the load.

Still Permeable, Still Breathing

The weave lets water and air through, so beds do not go waterlogged and the soil below stays alive. That is the practical difference between woven fabric and the solid plastic sheet people sometimes use as a cheap alternative.

Rolls Around This Size

For a smaller, easier-to-handle roll, the 3 x 50 ft weed barrier fabric covers 150 sq ft. If the ground is getting gravel with regular traffic, the 4 x 250 ft 5 oz heavy duty weed barrier 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*50-100
Main Material	Polypropylene Fabric
Tensile Strength	570N (Lengthwise)
Packaging Type	Roll Packaging
Material Weight	2.95OZ/sq.yd (100g/㎡)
Product Weight	11.02 lbs / 5 kg

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Should landscape fabric go under gravel?

A: It can, and it is the standard approach for paths and driveway edges. The fabric stops weeds coming up from the soil and keeps the gravel from sinking into the dirt below. Keep the gravel at least 2 in deep so the fabric is covered and does not get caught by a rake.

Q: How much area does a 3.28 x 164 ft roll cover?

A: About 538 sq ft, which is roughly a 3 ft wide strip 164 ft long. Laid as a border around a property line it goes a long way, and because the roll is 1 m wide it also matches metre-based plans exactly.

Q: Is 2.95 oz fabric strong enough for a driveway?

A: For a gravel path, a mulch bed or a parking pad under a light load, yes. For a driveway taking regular vehicle traffic, use 5 oz or heavier, because the weight of compacted stone and tyres pulls thin fabric out of position.

Q: How do I stop fabric fraying when I cut it?

A: Cut it with sharp shears or a utility knife in one pass rather than sawing at the weave. On long cut edges, a light pass with a hot tool or flame seals the fibres and stops the frayed strings you see on badly cut rolls.

Q: Does it stop weeds if I put it under mulch?

A: Yes, as long as the mulch covers it completely. Light is what triggers weed seeds, so a covered fabric stops new growth underneath. Weeds that germinate in the mulch itself still need pulling, which is normal for any mulched bed.

Q: Can I plant through this fabric?

A: Yes. Cut a small X where each plant goes rather than a wide hole, fold the flaps back, set the plant and tuck the fabric around the stem. Small openings keep the weed-suppressing surface intact and let water reach the root zone.

Q: Will the fabric make my soil worse over time?

A: Woven fabric is water and air permeable, so the soil underneath still gets moisture and oxygen. Compaction and worm activity can change the soil structure over years, which is why some gardeners lift fabric beds and refresh the soil every few seasons.

Q: How deep should gravel be over landscape fabric?

A: Two inches minimum to hide and hold the fabric on a path, 3 to 4 in compacted where vehicles are involved. Gravel that is too thin leaves the fabric exposed to sunlight and to rakes, and both shorten its life.