Sandbaggy Non Woven 4 oz Geotextile Landscape Fabric | Industrial Grade Fabric | 100 Lbs of Tensile Strength | UV Protected from Sun Exposure | Approved by DOT (6 ft x 50 ft Roll)

There’s lots of cheaper landscape fabric on the market but I prefer sandbaggy since while you can find the same thickness/weight fabric by other vendors, having used similar weights from different companies, the quality of both the fabric and the triple punch of the sandbaggy versions seem higher and worth the money.Since I buried this fabric, consistent with its intended use, I won’t have any idea on its actual durability and effectiveness for years, but that is why I spent a bit more upfront.That said, when choosing fabric it pays to really think about the size. Cost can vary significantly per square fit by the same manufacturer over different widths and lengths. I’m guessing this is due to shipping cost that are built in to the price. Regardless of the reason, it pays to compare costs. However, don’t forget to include the overlap you’ll need between two different sizes. For example, two 5’ wide versions don’t equal one 10’ version since you’ll need to overlap the two 5’ pieces by 6”. The other side is given the shape of your project, you might have less waste with the flexibility of a five foot version over a ten foot version.

Very sturdy and allows water to go through it nicely!

I decided to create a dry bed feature in my back yard. While researching how to do this I came across the sandbaggy fabric. I read the reviews and watched their video on their fabric vs another fabric and liked what I saw. I decided to give it a try and am sooooo happy I did. Sandbaggy was so easy to work with. I like that the water flows through the fabric and not puddle. Definitely worth the money spent.

And product is strong and easy to lay down I put three-quarter inch rock down on top of it I could drive over with my tractor and it wouldn’t rip. The water move through it fine I did find a couple little pieces of grass growing through the edges were admin covered yet but I like it. I find that the woven + non-woven is a little better for me. Verse just it non woven.A lot more expensive than the VIVOSUN 5oz I think the VIVOSUN product works a little better for me

Removed 2480 sf lawns down 3" / Installed 3" variegated decorative rocks over / protective weed barrier fabric over SandBaggy 50 yr weed fabric over 1/4" galv hardware cloth held to earth grade with SandBaggy round headed 8" spikes. 9 months after installation zero weeds zero Gophers. Planted several desert plants after rock install and irrigated with 1/4" drip lines fed thru the 3" rocks out of sight. AWESOME Permanent solution worth every minute and $$$$$. Heavy So Cal rains this last season went right through everything and into earth grade below. The gophers are now enjoying my neighbor's yards. A retired Architect's Dream and creation!! Note the railroad tracks throughout yard set into the new desert scene.

I purchased this product to line a 4x6 pressure treat wood base for a gravel shed foundation. It's thick enough that it lays flat to help with measuring, and I also had to use brand new shears to cut sections. The weight also helped when lining the foundation, it stayed exactly where it was put down. I used some landscaping staples along the seams but I don't know if that is strictly necessary with this product.On gravel delivery day, we dumped, raked, and leveled 4 cubic yards of 3/4 drainage aggregate. Even aggressively raking the gravel on the fabric didn't result in an ripping or tearing. No movement of the fabric while working and it was helpful to to not have to slow down to "baby" it.The only con I would say is the fabric is folded over and then rolled up. You need a decent amount of flat space to unroll the fabric for measuring. Given ripoff shipping prices, I can understand why they ship it that way though.Excellent product and I will definitely purchase additional fabric for other projects.

This landscape fabric is non-woven which allows water to penetrate easily. It is thick and is made in the USA. It cuts easily with scissors and does not fray when cut. I am using it where tomatoes are planted to keep weeds from growing and hopefully to keep small animals from digging in the garden.

This non-woven geotextile fabric is a step up from regular big box-bought landscape fabric, both in quality and price. It is thick and sturdy, but easy to work with and cut to fit.It is perfect for projects like wrapping french drains to keep roots and dirt out while still allowing water passage. There are numerous videos showing this process available online. All the pros in said videos say don't skimp on fabric for your drain because you will regret it later.I didn't rate durability yet because I have only installed it a week ago, but so far the drain works great.