VEVOR 6 x 300 ft Commercial Landscape Fabric, 2.4 oz Woven PP

VEVOR Weed Control Fabric 6ft x 300ft – Geo Textile Fabric Heavy Duty – Woven Ground Cover for Commercial Greenhouse, Yard

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Key Features

6 x 300 ft roll, about 1,800 sq ft

one continuous run for greenhouse floors, long commercial rows and wide beds, with far fewer seams to staple.

2.4 oz woven polypropylene at density 12

the light end of the range, flexible enough to cut with scissors and fold flat for storage between seasons.

Green alignment stripes down the length

they mark planting spacing so rows stay parallel without string lines or a tape measure.

Woven, not solid

water and air pass through the weave, so soil underneath stays alive and water does not pool on the surface.

Folded pack at 25.8 lbs

light enough for one person to carry to the bed, and it stores on a shelf instead of taking up floor space.

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SKU: ZZZP6X300YCFCB001V0 Category: Gardening & Outdoor Tag: deals

Quick Answer

This 6 x 300 ft roll covers about 1,800 sq ft of 2.4 oz woven polypropylene, sized for greenhouse floors, long vegetable rows and commercial beds where you want one continuous piece instead of a seam every few feet. Green stripes printed down the length mark planting spacing so rows stay even without a tape measure. Water and air still move through the weave, and the roll arrives as a compact folded pack weighing 25.8 lbs.

Description

At a Glance

A 6 x 300 ft roll of 2.4 oz woven polypropylene covering about 1,800 sq ft. Density 12 keeps the weave light enough to cut with scissors, and green alignment stripes are printed down the roll to speed up row layout in commercial beds and greenhouse floors.

6 x 300 ftRoll Size1,800 sq ftCoverage2.4 oz (Density 12)Material WeightPolypropylene FabricMain MaterialGreen Alignment StripesLayout Aid25.8 lbsShipping Weight

1,800 Sq Ft in One Continuous Piece

This roll measures 6 x 300 ft, which works out to about 1,800 sq ft of ground cover without a single join in it. That matters on greenhouse floors, long vegetable rows and commercial beds, where a shorter roll means cutting, overlapping and pinning a seam every 50 or 100 ft. Here you lay one piece, pin the edges and move on.

What 2.4 oz Woven Fabric Is Actually For

At 2.4 oz per square yard and a density of 12, this sits at the light end of the weed control range. It blocks light and holds up under foot traffic, mulch and wheelbarrows, which covers garden beds, greenhouse floors and paths. If you are going to lay gravel or pavers on top and then park a vehicle there, a heavier fabric handles that load better.

The Green Stripes Are a Layout Tool

Stripes are printed along the roll as a spacing guide. Unroll the fabric, line the stripes up with where you want your rows, and planting happens on a straight line without string and stakes. Cover the fabric with mulch afterwards and the stripes disappear, which is why you set the layout first.

Weed Control Fabric or Plastic Sheeting?

Plastic sheeting is cheaper and blocks light just as well, but it also blocks water and air. Rain runs off it, soil underneath goes anaerobic, and in a greenhouse floor that shows up as a wet, smelly layer. Woven polypropylene lets water and oxygen through, so the soil below stays in better shape over a full season.

Other Rolls in the Same Weight Range

For a smaller area, the 3 x 100 ft weed control fabric covers 300 sq ft and is easier to handle around plants. If the ground is heading for gravel or a driveway, step up to the 3 x 300 ft heavy duty weed barrier in 3.2 oz.

Performance & Applications

Key Features

Woven Texture

Dense polypropylene weave blocks weeds and grass growth.

VEVOR weed control fabric green alignment stripes

Planting Stripes

Green alignment lines make row spacing quick and straight.

VEVOR weed barrier fabric water permeable soil

Breathable Build

Lets water and air through while keeping soil moisture.

Specifications

Brand	VEVOR
Material	Polypropylene fabric
Size(LxW)	300 x 6 ft
Weight	2.4 oz
Density	12
Package size	72.8 x 8.3 x 8.3 in
Gross weight	25.8 lbs / 11.7 kg

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How long does weed control fabric last?

A: Woven polypropylene does not rot the way burlap or cardboard does, so how long it lasts outdoors depends mostly on sunlight. Cover it with mulch, gravel or soil and it keeps working for seasons; leave it fully exposed to the sun and ultraviolet light will eventually make the weave brittle.

Q: Does water go through this fabric?

A: Yes. Water and air pass through the weave, which is the main difference between woven weed control fabric and a solid plastic sheet. A solid sheet sheds water off the surface and traps it away from the soil below.

Q: Can I use it as a greenhouse floor cover?

A: Yes, and that is one of the sizes it suits best because the roll covers 1,800 sq ft in one piece. Lay it over leveled ground, overlap the seams 4 to 6 in, and pin the edges. Some growers add a thin layer of sand or gravel on top so the floor drains and stays easy to sweep.

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

A: About 1,800 sq ft. A standard 4 x 8 ft raised bed is 32 sq ft, so one roll covers roughly 56 beds of that size if you lay it in strips and accept some offcuts.

Q: How much should seams overlap?

A: Overlap each seam by 4 to 6 in and pin it with landscape staples every 12 to 18 in. Overlapping matters more than the pins: a butt joint with no overlap lets weeds find the gap within a season.

Q: Which side of the fabric faces up?

A: Plain black woven fabric works either way up. On this roll, face the printed green stripes upward, because they are a row-spacing guide you will lose sight of once the fabric is under mulch or gravel.

Q: Will weeds grow back through it?

A: Not through the fabric itself. Weeds come back from seeds that land on top of it, from the edges where soil is still exposed, and from the planting holes you cut. Keep the top covered with mulch or gravel and hand-pull anything that sprouts at the edges.

Q: Should I seal the cut edges?

A: The supplier recommends passing a flame or hot tool lightly along a freshly cut edge to stop the weave from fraying. It is a small step that keeps a trimmed roll tidy for years, especially on the long runs this size is bought for.