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Yuzet Heavy Duty Weed Control Fabric Membrane 1mX10m. Sold By Euro Imports (UK mainland)
Yuzet Heavy Duty Weed Control Fabric Membrane 1mX10m. Sold By Euro Imports (UK mainland)
Yuzet Heavy Duty Weed Control Fabric Membrane 1mX10m. Sold By Euro Imports (UK mainland)
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Posted 10 May 2024

Yuzet Heavy Duty Weed Control Fabric Membrane 1mX10m. Sold By Euro Imports (UK mainland)

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I can vouch for how good this stuff is. Had it down for years and nothing has grown through it.
Yuzet Heavy Duty Weed Control Fabric

Yuzet Quality Woven Fabrics have been used by Professionals and Gardeners
for over 10 Years.
And is the most highly rated fabric on numerous trade and gardening websites.

Yuzet Woven Heavy Duty Weed Control Fabric is a very tough woven weed control solution.

This is a perfect fabric to use where a strong weed growth has occurred due to the woven polypropylene fibres
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  1. P_Hartley's avatar
    20 quid for 1m x 50m roll at b&q if that helps anyone

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    Sutton8er's avatar
    Now this deal deserves the heat!
  2. BattleBeast1's avatar
    I've used the Green Thumbz and Ram branded membranes (same spec) a few months ago. They seem to be pretty good quality and heavier than I expected....so far so good.52727651-CDXxM.jpg52727651-8gn46.jpg
    joebaker123's avatar
    Epic connection in that corner. Was it hard to have it from underneath?
  3. waterloo's avatar
    Exactly the same product, price and company.
  4. Henno's avatar
    Is this what you put under artificial grass
    Chrry's avatar
    Yes
    & under anything you don't want weeds to grow up through I guess
  5. mwa's avatar
    How does this perform when cut? Bought some similar ones from amazon and cut edges just fray and start falling apart
    BattleBeast1's avatar
    If you look at my pic where the concrete bases are at the posts I just made two cuts with a good pair of scissors and folded back. The material seemed to cut ok.
    I bought a 10m x 1m and a 10m x 2m which I cut in half length ways with no noticeable fraying. (edited)
  6. magicalex9's avatar
    Need some weed control round by Waterloo millennium garden for sure.
    waterloo's avatar
    Sorry
  7. clarke20's avatar
    Looked good for a year or 2 but after that it’s terrible with weeds finally coming through as it attaches itself to all the roots 
  8. Ian57's avatar
    Going to lay a lawn later in the year, haven't yet decided whether seed or turf but would it be worthwhile to have this membrane under the lawn?
    palsapal's avatar
    Weeds will establish within natuarl turf. No geotextile will stop it - woven or non-woven. These fabrics operate by preventing sunlight getting to seed & germinating it.
  9. Ajay1's avatar
    Several sellers on eBay have the same price
  10. apacheuk's avatar
    Would woven or non-woven best under paths?
    Happydayz's avatar
    Heavy duty woven..
    What goes on top?
  11. AzeemB's avatar
    Not this seller but another one of the ebay sellers sent me the wrong size, covered the same area, but instead of being 4m wide was 1m wide. This was way more work than I anticipated, so just a warning , they did give me a bid discount though after i complained to them.
  12. dc87's avatar
    Recently had a shared fence replaced by next door. Terrible job but not our fence. However the weed cover was unnecessarily pulled up and there is an abundance of weeds coming through. How do I ‘tuck’ in new membrane to stop this?!52733681-h5BVo.jpg
    palsapal's avatar
    Difficult to access from the picture. If it's a narrow strip then I'd install some fresh textile (a membrane is impermeable) & place loose stone or blocks on top. Ideally the edges of textile are best trenched at the edges but it doesn't look like you have the space.
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