Commercial Landscape Fabric is ideal for residential and commercial applications where a high quality, professional grade fabric is required. These fabrics are not "economy grade, retail fabrics" but instead designed for professional installations where material quality and conformation to architect specifications are required.
Double sided polypropylene hybrid ground cover fabric designed for preventing the germination of weeds and retaining soil moisture for plant health. This commercial weed barrier is an excellent separation layer beneath mulch for use under landscape beds, gravel patios, and garden planting areas. Designed with plantings in mind there are line intervals every 12 inches to indicate planting row positioning.
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Designed for heavy-duty separation and stabilization applications, these geotextiles are most often used for stabilizing paver installations and gravel roadways. This fabric is placed below crushed rock lengthening the life of an aggregate road or driveway. The fabric prevents the rock above from mixing with the subgrade soil beneath which reduces the time and effort associated with road maintenance and repair.
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White ground cover fabric is perfect for reflecting light and is popular in greenhouses and/or nursery applications. This fabric is UV stabilized and ideal for reflecting light back onto plants to promote growth.
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Available in a wide variety of different weights and roll sizes, our non-woven drainage and filtration fabric is designed for projects where both water flow and material longevity is important. This line of fabric resembles a heavy "felt" and is used on a wide variety of different applications ranging from small backyard french drains to demanding erosion control situations.
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All of our geotextile fabrics are professional-grade and are designed for use in both residential & commercial applications. Our fabrics are designed for years of continuous use in the designated application.
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Shipping estimates shown on the map pertain to this specific product only. Fabric orders typically ship same day if the order is placed before 12:00 noon CST. Transit times displayed in the map are listed in business days, and are approximate. The day that the order is shipped is not counted as a transit day.
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As of late, due to the rocketing cost of buying food, more and more people have started their own gardens. The one thing they are never ready for is fighting off weeds and pests. Pests can literally destroy your crops and rain can wipe out your landscaping before your very eyes.
You do have several options such as spending all day pulling up weeds, cutting them back every 2 weeks or so, using toxic chemicals, or you could decide to lay down commercial landscape fabric.
Landscape fabric is often referred to as weed fabric. It's a material that acts as a barrier between the sun and soil. This fabric is usually made from woven fibers while some are manufactured as one solid sheet of fiber. These sheets have holes that allow water to soak through. Some fabrics offer UV protection to help increase the life of the fabric.
These fabrics are bought in rolls widths and come in approximate lengths ranging from 50 feet to 450 feet. The cost will depend on the thickness, brand and exact fabric composition.
You do have several options such as spending all day pulling up weeds, cutting them back every 2 weeks or so, using toxic chemicals, or you could decide to lay down commercial landscape fabric.
Commercial Fabric Installation on Job-Site
Because this fabric is a barrier it will stop weeds and grass from growing while preventing pests and insects from getting to your plants. To begin with, lay the material over the soil and then place a few inches of much over the fabric. You can also place pebbles, gravel, or sand on top if you prefer a certain look. The thicker the landscape fabric is, the better it will withstand heavier rocks or even bricks.
If there is a landscape design you want to use, incorporating landscape fabric will give you a better end result. With that in mind, you must choose the right material for your project so it will last a long time in the elements. If you want your yard or a specific area to look fantastic, choose from one of these landscape fabrics.
Woven is a very common choice among professionals and gardeners. These fabrics are usually composed of polypropylene fibers. The fibers are woven together to make a semi-permeable, durable fabric.
Woven fabrics have small holes for nutrients and water to seep in which is essential for your plants. Woven landscape fabric will prevent weeds from growing and is an excellent weed deterrent around trees and shrubs. Feel free to use it in flower beds as long as the plants are not being changed out on a regular basis.
The fabric is typically available in a black color. Some brands offer UV resistance while others are treated for UV stabilization. Having this option will allow the fabric to hold up for a longer period of time under the heat from the sun.
This is a commercial fabric that is perfect for landscaping designs using rocks and gravel. This kind of geotextile separation fabric is made from polypropylene or polyester. This is an excellent choice for rock beds or gravel paths.
Non-woven fabrics are more stable and are sturdy enough to stop stones from sinking down into the soil. Many landscapers choose professional-grade fabrics to put underneath stone pavers. It's also a chosen fabric for holding up under large landscaping elements.
Landscape Fabric Used as Weed Barrier
Frost can cause damage to your tree’s but using our frost blanket for trees you can extend the harvest time and help keep your tree’s healthy.
This is a great choice for a simple front yard look. Perforated landscape fabric is lightweight and designed with pre-cut holes where you would place your plants.
The fabric is extremely light so it will not kill your plant's roots. The fabric is ideal in areas of a garden where plants have an even pattern. It's great for perennials since you can uproot and change the plants out with no issues. Vegetable gardens use perforated landscaping cloths. Do not use it in areas where there might be a lot of foot traffic.
Geotextile Fabric Used at Nursery
Spunbound fabric is made from several layers of bonded polyester fabrics. This product is very durable and quite difficult to tear.
The fabrics come in a range of thicknesses. The thinner fabrics are more permeable, allowing water and air to pass through but still remain durable and tough. Spunbound landscape fabric is very versatile and can be used as a weed barrier. It also acts as a border against invasive grasses and pests. The thicker fabric is impermeable and is often used in retaining walls. It stops seepage and wards off roots.
Landscaping fabric will make gardening a lot easier and more enjoyable due to the reduction in weeds. Using a white ground cover fabric will not only act as a weed barrier but also allow air and water to flow through to the soil. Here are good reasons why you should use a fabric in your yard:
It will keep weed seeds from sprouting. Weed seeds need air, water, and light to prosper. Landscape fabric can prevent weeds from growing. Should the seeds germinate under the fabric, they will die off pretty quickly.
You do not need chemicals to control weeds. Many people are concerned about pesticides for a good reason. Families with children or pets may want to steer clear of pesticides. Having landscape fabric in place will keep you and your family safe.
It will help prevent soil erosion. Semi-permeable landscape fabric will allow some water to get through but it will help to protect the ground surface from rushing water leading to less soil erosion.
Note: We also offer a white plastic roll in multiple roll sizes.
