Groundcover Fabric - Pegdev - Pdl

The primary purpose is to provide effective and long-lasting weed control while allowing water and nutrients to pass through to the soil.

Yes, it can be used as a separating membrane under gravel to prevent weed growth and stabilize the base material.

Due to its durable polypropylene construction, it is designed for long-term use, offering sustained weed suppression when properly installed and maintained.

Yes, it is safe for vegetable gardens as it allows water and nutrients to reach the soil, promoting healthy plant growth.

Use a sharp utility knife or strong scissors to cut an 'X' shape or a circle where you intend to plant. Be careful when cutting to avoid excessive fraying.

The fabric is available in various lengths, with options up to 50 meters.

While not strictly necessary for weed control, covering the fabric with mulch or gravel is often recommended for aesthetic purposes and to protect it from prolonged UV exposure, extending its lifespan.

Ensure seams were adequately overlapped (10-15 cm). Check for any holes or tears. If weeds are growing from accumulated debris on top, remove the debris.

Ensure the ground is level and free of large rocks or debris. Use additional landscape staples or stakes around the edges and across the fabric to secure it.

Verify that the fabric is not saturated with debris that is blocking drainage. Ensure the underlying soil has adequate drainage. The fabric itself is permeable, so pooling suggests a drainage issue with the soil or a blockage.

Use sharp cutting tools and avoid pulling the fabric too taut before securing. Ensure staples are inserted straight and not at an angle that could stress the material.