Black UV 135g Weed Control Fabric 1.1x50m with MultiGarden Pegs

WEED CONTROL FABRIC 135G

• Ideal for flower beds, thuja, and shrubs
• Dense woven structure – weight 135 g/m²
• Resistant to weather conditions and UV radiation
• Effectively blocks light and weed growth
• Allows water and air permeability
• Reinforced structure resistant to damage
• Practical stripes to facilitate plant planting
• Supports proper plant growth
• Contributes to natural garden care
• Product by MultiGarden

MAINTAINED GARDEN ALL SEASON

Tired of constant weed battles and an unappealing garden? Durable mulching fabric is the solution that instantly brings order and control to your growing space. Thanks to its functionality, the fabric effectively limits weed growth while supporting natural plant growth and improving soil conditions. This solution contributes to better growing conditions, less labor, and greater comfort, reducing the need for chemicals. Opt for a proven solution and enjoy a well-maintained garden effortlessly.

EFFECTIVE CROP PROTECTION

• Light and weed blocking – ensures the fabric effectively limits the germination of unwanted plants. Creates a protective barrier on the soil surface, preventing weeds from growing and allowing crops to develop without competition.
• Water and air permeability – maintains natural soil balance. The fabric allows water to freely penetrate the substrate, and the root system has constant access to air, promoting healthy plant growth.
• Reinforced polypropylene structure – ensures high resistance to tearing, moisture, and UV radiation. The fabric retains its properties for many seasons, even with intensive use and changing weather conditions.

EASIER PLANT LAYOUT PLANNING

Blue stripes on the fabric serve a practical function, facilitating planting planning. Spaced every 29 cm, they help maintain even spacing between plants and accurately mark planting spots. This is especially useful when establishing flower beds, growing vegetables, or planting shrubs, where aesthetics and proper space organization matter. The stripes speed up work and ensure a more organized final effect.

STABLE FABRIC ATTACHMENT

The set includes 50 practical mounting elements 15 cm long, allowing for quick and secure attachment of the fabric to the ground. The pegs effectively keep the material in place, preventing it from shifting even in windy weather. This convenient solution facilitates installation and ensures a lasting effect in the garden.

DIMENSIONS

• Width: 1.1 m
• Length: 50 m
• Area: 55 m²

SPECIFICATIONS

• Material: polypropylene (PP)
• Set includes: 50 pegs, 15 cm long
• Weight: 135 g/m²
• Weight: 9 kg
• Package dimensions: 85x22x22 cm
• Product code: WEED135-M2
• Product by: MultiGarden

FAQ – FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS What is the best fabric weight?

The best weight depends on the product's use and expected durability. For mulching flower beds, vegetable gardens, and plantings, materials with higher weight are often chosen as they perform better in long-term use and intensive conditions. Thicker variants offer greater resistance, better weed protection, and longer lifespan, making them especially recommended for shrubs, thuja, fruit plants, and also for paths and garden walkways.

Can it be used under bark or stones?

Yes, this is one of the most common uses for this type of fabric. The fabric can be placed under pine bark, gravel, grit, or decorative stone, creating a layer that separates loose material from the soil while also limiting weed growth. 

Where is it best to use it?

Mulching fabric has a very wide range of uses. It can be used in decorative flower beds, vegetable gardens, under shrubs, thuja, trees, and fruit plants. It also works well as a protective layer on paths and garden walkways. It is a practical solution for both home gardens and more intensive cultivation.

How to properly lay the fabric?

Before laying the fabric, prepare the ground by removing weeds and leveling the soil surface. Then, lay the fabric in the planned mulching area and secure it to the ground using pegs. After securing, holes can be made for plants, and if necessary, the fabric can be covered with bark, stone, or other decorative material.

How to cut holes for plants?

It's best to make holes for seedlings using a knife, scissors, or other sharp tool. A cross-shaped cut is most commonly used, as it facilitates planting and allows the material to better fit around the stem or trunk. This way, the fabric still effectively limits weed growth around the planting.