2x3FT Weed Barrier Fabric 300FT

A 2.4 oz woven weed barrier fabric supplied in 2 ft by 3 ft tiles, with 300 feet of total run. The pre-cut sizing is built for garden rows, raised beds, and walkway underlayments.

The 2x3FT Weed Barrier Fabric 300FT is built for real-world jobs with no fluff. Each unit ships from US fulfillment with the included hardware noted in the specs section. Read the FAQ at the bottom for sizing and install detail before you order.

Why this 2x3FT Weed Barrier Fabric 300FT works

• Pre-sized for rows: The 2 ft by 3 ft tiles drop straight into standard garden bed widths and pathway runs with no measuring or trimming.
• 300 feet of total coverage: Enough fabric for long vegetable rows, planter strips, and decorative bed borders in one purchase.
• 2.4 oz woven structure: Light enough to install fast, heavy enough to suppress weeds for multiple seasons under mulch.
• Lets water through: The woven weave lets rain, irrigation, and air reach roots while blocking sunlight from weed seeds.
• Cuts holes cleanly: Score with a utility knife at planting points to add transplants or seedlings without fraying the fabric edges.

Specs and details

• Tile size: 2 ft x 3 ft
• Total run: 300 feet
• Material: 2.4 oz woven polypropylene
• Color: black
• Water and air permeable
• Variant: D0102HRMZKJ

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Frequently asked questions

How big are the tiles?
Each tile is 2 feet wide by 3 feet long. The roll provides 300 feet of total run length, so you can cover a long garden row or split tiles across several beds.

Will it stop all weeds?
Woven weed barrier fabric stops the vast majority of annual weeds by blocking sunlight. Aggressive perennials like Bermuda grass and some seeds blown on top of mulch can still get a foothold, so plan to spot-treat as needed.

Can I plant through it?
Yes. Use a utility knife to cut an X-shaped slit where each plant goes, then push the seedling through. The woven weave resists fraying when cut.

How do I anchor it down?
Use 6 inch landscape staples every 2 to 3 feet along edges and seams. Cover the fabric with mulch or wood chips to keep it pinned and extend its life.