Weed Barrier Fabric MultiGarden, 1.6x50 m, 150 g/m², with Pegs, Black

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Price: 58.50 €

Products ID:	196564
Manufactured by:	Multigarden
Availablity:	Ready to Order
Delivery Time	5-12 business days
EAN:	5905817009084

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Weed Barrier Fabric MultiGarden, 1.6x50 m, 150 g/m², with Pegs, Black

The MultiGarden heavy-duty weed control fabric provides a durable barrier against weeds, helping maintain clean and orderly flower beds, vegetable plots, and garden borders.

Weed Suppression and Soil Balance

Light blocking: The tightly woven 150 g/m² structure effectively blocks sunlight to prevent unwanted weed growth.
Permeability: Water and air penetrate freely through the fabric, maintaining soil balance and supporting root health.
UV and weather resistance: Tough polypropylene construction resists tearing, moisture, and ultraviolet degradation over multiple seasons.

Convenient Planting Lines and Securing Pegs

Blue alignment lines spaced every 30 cm make it easy to measure equal distances and achieve neat, structured plant spacing.

The package includes 50 anchoring pegs measuring 15 cm in length, designed to secure the fabric firmly into the ground against wind and shifting.

Width	1.6 m
Length	50 m
Area	80 m²
Material	Polypropylene (PP)
Density	150 g/m²
Set contents	50 pcs 15 cm pegs
Weight	12.4 kg
Package dimensions	110 x 22 x 22 cm
Brand	MultiGarden

What is the purpose of the blue lines on the fabric?

The blue stripes are positioned every 30 cm to help measure uniform spacing and map out planting positions accurately.

Can this fabric be covered with decorative bark or stone?

Yes, it is suitable for use underneath pine bark, gravel, crushed stone, or decorative pebbles, keeping the top dressing separated from soil.

How should holes be made for new plants?

Holes can be cut using a sharp utility knife or scissors, preferably using a cross-shaped slit to ease planting while keeping surrounding soil covered.