
Weed barrier fabric, 3 × 50 ft: a woven 5 oz ground cover with guide lines for straight rows
Weeding a mulched bed or a gravel path every few weeks gets old. This black woven fabric goes down once under the mulch, gravel or bark: it shades the soil to hold back weeds while the weave lets rain and irrigation through. The roll is 3 ft wide and 50 ft long, weighs about 5.1 lb, cuts with scissors and has green guide lines woven in so each strip lines up with the next. Pins are not included.
In use
Walkways, beds and greenhouse floors
Run it down a greenhouse aisle, along a vegetable row or under a gravel path. The guide lines run the length of the roll, so the edge of one strip lines up with the next and planting holes stay in a straight row.
Up close
A woven 5 oz fabric with green guide lines
The weave is what lets water and air through while the black cover shades the soil. The green lines are woven into the fabric and stay visible when you lift the mulch to replant.
What arrives
One roll, about 5.1 lb
The fabric comes as a single roll about 37 in long and 3.5 in across (95 × 9 cm), in a plastic bag. Staples, pins and edging are not included, so add them to your list.
Compared with solid plastic sheeting
|   | OKVERRA | Plastic sheet |
|---|---|---|
| Lets rain and irrigation through to the roots | ||
| Woven guide lines for straight rows | ||
| Cuts with scissors and pins down flat | ||
| Blocks light to hold back weeds |
How to use
Specifications
Care and use
Keep it covered
Keep it covered
Keep 2 to 3 in of mulch, bark or gravel over the fabric to shade it from the sun and weigh it down.
Overlap the seams
Overlap the seams
Weeds find gaps. Overlap strips by 4 to 6 in and pin along the overlap, not just the outer edge.
Mind the tools
Mind the tools
Keep string trimmers, forks and sharp tools off the surface, and lift the fabric to dig rather than cutting through it.
Check after winter
Check after winter
Frost and heavy rain can lift pins. Walk the bed in spring and push loose staples back in.
Shipping and returns
Shipping is free. Orders ship from a U.S. warehouse, and typical delivery within the United States is 2–5 business days. Delivery estimates for your address are shown at checkout.
You may request a return within 30 days of receiving your order, provided the item is unused and in the condition you received it, with its original packaging. Contact us first through the contact page and wait for the confirmed return address.
Frequently asked questions
Does water go through it?
Does water go through it?
Yes. It is a woven fabric, so rain and drip lines reach the soil beneath.
How much does one roll cover?
How much does one roll cover?
3 ft by 50 ft, about 150 sq ft (14 sq m), before overlaps. Measure the bed and add the overlap before choosing the number of rolls.
Are pins included?
Are pins included?
No. Landscape staples are sold separately. Plan on one every 3 to 4 ft along each edge and at each overlap.
Can I lay it under gravel or a raised bed?
Can I lay it under gravel or a raised bed?
Yes. Lay it flat, overlap the seams and top it with gravel, mulch or soil.
Can I cut it to size?
Can I cut it to size?
Yes. Household scissors or a utility knife cut it. Cut an X for each plant rather than a round hole so the flaps can be tucked back under.
Is this the 3 × 50 ft roll?
Is this the 3 × 50 ft roll?
Yes. This listing is for one black roll, 3 ft wide by 50 ft long, in the 5 oz weight.
Lay it once, then mulch over it
Shipping is free, orders ship from a U.S. warehouse, and returns can be requested within 30 days. Measure the bed, put landscape staples on your list, then add the fabric to the cart.
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