Product Overview
DeWitt P8 Pro 5 Weed Barrier is a 5 oz woven, needle-punched polypropylene landscape fabric designed for professional and commercial weed-control applications. The 8 ft x 250 ft roll provides wide coverage for larger landscape beds and installation areas while allowing air, water, and nutrients to pass through the fabric.
Key Features:
- 5 oz woven, needle-punched construction
- Designed for professional and commercial landscape use
- Helps prevent unwanted weed germination
- Allows air, water, and nutrients to pass through
- Gold planting stripes spaced every 12 inches
- Formulated to resist UV degradation when properly covered
Common Uses:
- Commercial landscape beds
- Long-term weed-control installations
- Planting beds covered with mulch or decorative rock
- Large landscape areas requiring an 8-foot-wide fabric roll
Technical Specifications:
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SKU: P8
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Material: Woven polypropylene with fiber backing
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Fabric Weight: 5 oz/sq. yd.
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Color: Black with gold stripe every 12 in.
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Roll Size: 8 ft x 250 ft
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Water Permeability: 10 gal/min/sq. ft. minimum average roll value
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Thickness: 28 mils
Compatibility & Installation Notes:
Install over properly prepared soil and cover with mulch, rock, or another suitable landscape material to help protect the fabric from prolonged UV exposure. Cut openings only where plants are intended and secure the fabric according to DeWitt's installation recommendations.
Frequently Asked Questions
How large is the P8 roll?
The P8 roll measures 8 feet wide by 250 feet long.
Does Pro 5 allow water through?
Yes. The fabric is designed to allow air, water, and nutrients to pass through while helping suppress weed growth.
Should the fabric be left exposed?
DeWitt recommends covering the fabric with rock, mulch, or another suitable material to help protect it from UV degradation.
Why Buy DeWitt P8 Pro 5 from Big Frog Supply?
The P8 combines DeWitt's professional-grade 5 oz Pro 5 construction with an 8-foot-wide roll, making it useful for larger landscape installations where wider coverage can reduce seams.
