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• Inhibit Weed Growth: Covering the ground with weed-proof woven weed cloth can effectively prevent direct sunlight from shining on the ground, leaving weeds without the necessary light conditions for growth and thereby inhibiting weed growth. This reduces the workload and cost of manual weeding while avoiding the pollution to the soil and environment caused by the use of chemical herbicide
• High Water Permeability And Breathability: Made of high-strength, high-quality PP material, it has strong water permeability and breathabilityIt enables water to effortlessly pass through, ensuring that the soil remains properly hydrated without becoming waterlogged. The weed barrier fabric can not only deal with weeds but also allow more air and water to penetrate into the soil, nourishing the plants and enhancing their growth
• Premium Material: Our high-quality weed barrier fabric mat is crafted from durable PP material. This material is designed to maintain a sufficient level of strength and elongation regardless. It is highly resistant to weathering and rotting, ensuring its durability and longevity. Whether it's used in a garden, landscaping project, or construction site, our weed barrier fabric mat made of durable PP material is a reliable choice
• Multi Application: Our weed barrier landscape fabric offers a wide range of uses. In gardening and landscaping, it is highly effective in controlling weed growth. Can be placed under raised flower beds, vegetable gardens, gravel paths, walkways, decking areas, stones, patios, and artificial grass lawns. It also serves as geotextile fabric for construction projects like driveways, road stabilization, retaining walls, and erosion control
• Instructions for Using Weed Barrier Fabric: You could measure the area where you want to lay the fabric and cut the fabric to the appropriate size and shape Clear the ground of debris like stones and branches to ensure a flat surface. Unfold the fabric and start laying it from one end of the area. Make sure it lies flat without wrinkles or overlaps. For planting, cut small openings in the fabric where you want to place your plants