Weed Control Membrane Barrier Fabric - 100Gsm Heavy Duty - 1M X 100M - B&Q

The lifespan of the fabric depends on the application, UV exposure, and ground cover used. However, with proper installation and care, it can last for many years.

Yes, the fabric is suitable for use under artificial grass to prevent weed growth and improve drainage.

You can easily cut the fabric to the desired size and shape using household scissors.

Yes, the fabric is designed to allow water to pass through, promoting healthy drainage while preventing weed growth.

You can use a variety of ground covers, including gravel, mulch, bark, and decorative stones.

Install the fabric horizontally, ensuring the top edge is anchored securely to prevent slippage. Overlap seams generously and secure the edges with staples.

You can cut holes in the fabric to plant directly into the soil. Use the printed lines as a guide for spacing.

Ensure the fabric is properly overlapped and that the edges are securely anchored. Check for any tears or damage and repair them promptly. Consider applying a layer of mulch over the fabric to further suppress weed growth.

Ensure that the fabric is properly secured with landscape staples, especially around the edges and seams. Cover the fabric with sufficient weight, such as gravel or mulch, to hold it in place.

Make sure the fabric is not compacted or blocked by debris. Ensure the ground cover allows for adequate drainage. In areas with poor drainage, consider adding a drainage layer beneath the fabric.