Landscaping Weed Control Membranes
WE’VE BEEN MANUFACTURING WEED CONTROL MEMBRANES FOR OVER 30 YEARS
Our range of weed control membranes offer a variety of spun bonded and woven weed control and ground stabilisation applications. Please use our Weed Control Membranes product chart below as a guide to selecting the right product for the suitable application required.
MULCHTEX
The Mulchtex range is a spun bonded polypropylene weed control fabric with high levels of UV stabiliser which allows air, nutrients and liquids to pass through soil. Mulchtex acts as a weed barrier and enables easy planting, by pre-cutting crossholes in the fabric. The spunbonded material allows it to be easily cut without fraying. Available in a range of weights to cater for all levels of protection.
PERMATEX
Permatex is a woven geo textile that can be used as both a weed control and stabilising membrane. It has similar properties to the Mulchtex range but is more robust and can be used in many more applications. Permatex is also the ideal product for growing plants with it’s unique ripple weave technology giving excellent water dispersion, which eliminates puddling. UV treated, Permatex will last for 5 to 7 years without the need for a mulch and even longer with one.
UV stabilised
Extremely long lasting when covered with a mulch Multi - functional
Easy to use and cut to size Product
Pedestrianised Areas & Paths Heavy Duty Vehicle Areas Fallow Areas Flower, Shrub, Fruit & Veg Beds Commercial Pathways Domestic Pathways
Scree Gardens - Commercial Scree Gardens - Domestic Weed Barrier Under Artificial Grass Under Decking with a Mulch Under Decking without a Mulch Weed Control without a Mulch Under paved patios
Mulchtex40 Mulchtex50 Mulchtex70 Mulchtex90 Permatex80 Permatex100
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