Spunbonded nonwoven weed barrier is a type of landscape fabric made from thermally bonded polypropylene fibers.
Key Features
Durable and resistant to degradation from UV light, mold, bacteria, and insects
Used in agriculture, landscaping, nurseries, and greenhouses for weed control
Applications.
Mulching over soil in greenhouses, nurseries, and landscaping to prevent weeds.
Lining planting beds, walkways, and under decks or patios for weed suppression.
Separating soil layers behind retaining walls for drainage and weed control.
Reducing herbicide use and labor for weeding in agricultural fields.
The spunbonded construction provides high strength and puncture resistance compared to other woven or non-woven fabrics, making it suitable for commercial and heavy-duty applications. It is an effective and long-lasting weed barrier while promoting healthy soil conditions.
- It is designed to suppress weed growth while allowing air, water, and nutrients to pass through to the soil.
- Made of 100% polypropylene fibers that are spunbonded (thermally bonded) into a non-woven fabric.
- Permeable to air, water, and nutrients but blocks sunlight to inhibit weed growth
