VEVOR 6 x 300 ft Heavy Duty Weed Barrier Landscape Ground Cover, 3.2 oz

20 year 6×300 ft Heavy Duty PP Woven Weed Barrier Landscape Ground Cover 3.2Oz

$57.90Wholesale price, no minimum order

Key Features

6 x 300 ft roll, 1,800 sq ft of coverage

a commercial scale bed, a long driveway or a large ground cover area in one piece with no mid-run joins.

3.2 oz/sq yd woven polypropylene

the weight class that holds up under gravel and foot traffic season after season.

Listed with a 20 year rating

this is the roll to buy when you are doing the job once and do not want to lift it again.

Permeable weave

water and air reach the soil, so the ground below stays alive rather than sealing over.

Supplied on a roll about 72.8 x 8.3 x 8.3 in and 34.17 lb

heavy enough to need two hands, compact enough to store upright.

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: ZZZP6X300YC3.2OZ1V0 Category: Gardening & Outdoor

Quick Answer

This heavy duty landscape fabric ships free from a US warehouse with 30-day returns and manufacturer warranty. It is a 6 x 300 ft roll of 3.2 oz woven polypropylene covering 1,800 sq ft, the largest roll here and the one for a commercial bed or a long ground cover run. The listing carries a 20 year rating, and the fabric arrives on a roll measuring about 72.8 x 8.3 x 8.3 in.

Description

At a Glance

A 6 x 300 ft roll of 3.2 oz woven polypropylene covering 1,800 sq ft, listed with a 20 year rating. Six feet of width and 300 ft of run means a large area in one piece, and the 620N / 750N woven construction is what keeps it in place under gravel and mulch for the long haul.

6 x 300 ftRoll Size1,800 sq ftCoverage3.2 oz/sq ydMaterial Weight12Density34.17 lbs / 15.5 kgGross WeightPolypropylene FabricMaterial

1,800 Sq Ft, Labelled 20 Year

Six feet by 300 ft covers about 1,800 sq ft of 3.2 oz woven polypropylene. The listing is labelled 20 year, and it is worth knowing what that claim depends on: polypropylene itself does not rot, so fabric life is decided by ultraviolet exposure and by how much load it carries, not by age alone.

What Actually Shortens Fabric Life

Uncovered fabric in direct sun degrades fastest, because UV is what makes polypropylene brittle. Fabric under mulch, gravel or soil sees almost no UV and lasts far longer. Fabric that is walked on or driven over without adequate cover also fails early, because abrasion wears the weave.

Where 1,800 Sq Ft Goes

This is a plot-sized roll: a large vegetable garden, an orchard row, a long commercial bed or a wide driveway verge in a single piece, which removes the mid-run seams that a shorter roll would require.

Other Rolls in This Weight

For a smaller bed, the 3 x 100 ft weed control fabric covers 300 sq ft. For a lighter, faster-draining weave over the same 1,800 sq ft, the 6 x 300 ft gardening weed barrier in 3 oz is the closest match.

Performance & Applications

Key Features

VEVOR 6 x 300 ft woven weed control fabric texture close up

Woven PP

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

VEVOR 6 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
Material	Polypropylene fabric
Size(LxW)	300 x 6 ft
Weight	3.2oz/sq.yd
Density	12
Package size	72.8 x 8.3 x 8.3 in
Gross weight	34.17 lbs / 15.5 kg

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How long does landscape fabric last?

A: A UV-stabilised woven polypropylene under a mulch or gravel covering lasts many seasons, and this roll is listed with a 20 year rating. Exposure is the variable that matters most: fabric left uncovered in direct sunlight breaks down far sooner than fabric that is shaded by a covering layer.

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

A: 1,800 sq ft. That is a 6 ft wide strip for 300 ft, so it suits a long driveway edge, a commercial bed or a large planting area. Add about 10 percent for overlap.

Q: Woven polypropylene or non-woven geotextile?

A: Woven for weed suppression and ground cover, because the interlocking threads give it the tensile strength to stay put under stone. Non-woven is a needled mat that is better suited to drainage and filtration work, and it stretches under load.

Q: Can I use it under a gravel driveway?

A: It is a separation layer in that application: it keeps the gravel from pumping down into the sub-base and stops weeds coming up. Under vehicle traffic you want an adequate depth of compacted stone above it, and the fabric below should be pinned and overlapped properly.

Q: How do I lay a roll this size?

A: Unroll along the run with a second pair of hands on the first few feet, pin the leading edge, then work backwards keeping tension. Overlap any joins by 4 to 6 in and staple through the overlap.

Q: Does water get through?

A: Yes, the weave is permeable so water drains to the soil. That is the reason to use woven fabric rather than solid plastic sheeting, which ponds and starves the soil of air.

Q: How deep should the covering be?

A: 2 to 3 in of mulch, gravel or stone. The covering shades the fabric from UV, weighs it down against wind, and is what makes the lifespan rating achievable.

Q: Can it be cut with normal tools?

A: Yes. A sharp utility knife against a straight edge for long cuts, or heavy shears for curves. Cutting an X for each plant keeps the opening tight, which matters more than the cut itself.