Sandbaggy Non Woven 8 oz Geotextile Landscape Fabric | Industrial Grade Fabric | 205 Lbs of Tensile Strength | UV Protected from Sun Exposure | Approved by DOT (3 ft x 25 ft Roll)

Seems to be well constructed Has only been in the ground a year Only time will tell

Nice and thick! Just what I needed for these pesky weeds and grass. Appears to be great quality!

Easy to work with...cutting holes in the fabric for plants. I used this on a hill in the yard. I walked up and down on it too many times too count. No rips or tears, not even close. I would recommend this to anyone who is looking for a well made landscape fabric.

Great strength

Performs as advertised. I put down 3 rolls last year and no weeds are getting through. I have it under mulched turn around and parking areas as well as walkways. The foot and vehicle traffic dont break it down. Use the 9 gauge galvanized staples. Well worth the extra cost.

I purchased a roll of the 8 oz. geotextile non-woven. This aint your daddys landscape fabric. This stuff is thick. It makes the junk you find at the big box stores look like tissue paper. It is just as pliable, and water passes thru it like crazy. Its hard to believe that something this thick and dense can still allow the passage of liquid so readily. We used it for a base for rock and plantings around the house. We could not be more pleased with the results. - Shipping is lightening fast. Dont blink. - I ran into an issue with another order for more fabric. I contacted Sandbaggy customer service and the reply was super prompt, and the resolution to my issue was just as prompt and satisfying. This is the stuff that great companies are made of!

No pilling or tears in this product. It was easy to install and I simply cut an X where I wanted to dig a hole for each plant. Worked great. Also, it drain very well. The outskirt rain of a hurricane just blew through and no drainage issues. I would buy this again.

the packaging is unwieldy. Would have been nicer if it came out of the box neatly rolled.

Worked great and seems very heavy.

This is the heaviest weed barrier Ive ever seen. Its so heavy that the very sharp u-shaped fabric pins that I bought would NOT even penetrate it. I overcame this by using an awl (type of sharp punch) to puncture it and then drive the fabric pins into the soil below. It rained a lot on it before I installed rock on top but the water went right through--no accumulation on the fabric. Even cutting this was a challenge. Youll need some very sharp and sizable scissors; a razor knife just shreds it. If you only want to do this job once, I highly recommend this weed fabric.