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  • DuraWeave™ Geotextile Fabric
  • Composited overhead view of hardscape fabric installation - bare earth, then Gardien PolyDuraWeave fabric, then paver base, then asphalt. Callout circle with close-up of DuraWeave roll on swatch of DuraWeave fabric, surrounded by text reading "non-permeable hardscapes."
  • Text on a concrete background. Text reads: "Why use DuraWeave? Maximum strength for high-load applications. UV-reistant for exposed use. Low permeability for areas where puddling is not a concern. Ultra-durable for long-term stability and layer separation. Prevents soil, slope, and shoreline erosion."
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  • Unrolled Ultimate DuraWeave fabric on gravel background. Text reads "DuraWeave for Non-Permeable Hardscapes" and shows application images of driveways, paths, roads, parking lots, nursery ground cover, silt fences, and embankments.
  • Packaged roll of Ultimate DuraWeave over scenes of four applications - concrete driveways, gravel driveways, asphalt roads, and embankments.
  • Unrolled, unpackaged view of Ultimate DuraWeave hardscape fabric
  • Chart comparing different types of Gardien brand weed control landscape fabrics on a mulch background. X axis: weed control, determined by fabric strength. Y axis: Plant health, determined by permeability.
  • Gardien Ultimate DuraWeave product packaging with a swatch of DuraWeave behind and text reading "non-permeable hardscapes" surrounding. All on a gravel background
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DuraWeave™ Geotextile Fabric

$39.99
$39.99
Size

GF40745

DuraWeave™ Ultimate Hardscape Stabilizer & Ground Cover Fabric provides superior stability and separation of base aggregates & soils. It also offers UV resistance for exposed use in nursery, greenhouse, or silt fence applications. Ideal for non-permeable surfaces and construction projects- including asphalt and concrete driveways, paths, parking lots, roads, silt fences, and nursery ground cover. 

Dimensions

3' x 50' - 36" x 3.5" x 3.5" (rolled)
4' x 50' - 48" x 3.5" x 3.5" (rolled)
3' x 100' - 36" x 5" x 5" (rolled)
4' x 100' - 48" x 5" x 5" (rolled)
    Full view of a packaged roll of Gardien&
    DuraWeave™ Geotextile Fabric
    Composited overhead view of hardscape fabric installation - bare earth, then Gardien PolyDuraWeave fabric, then paver base, then asphalt. Callout circle with close-up of DuraWeave roll on swatch of DuraWeave fabric, surrounded by text reading "non-permeable hardscapes."
    Text on a concrete background. Text reads: "Why use DuraWeave? Maximum strength for high-load applications. UV-reistant for exposed use. Low permeability for areas where puddling is not a concern. Ultra-durable for long-term stability and layer separation. Prevents soil, slope, and shoreline erosion."
    Gardien&
    Unrolled Ultimate DuraWeave fabric on gravel background. Text reads "DuraWeave for Non-Permeable Hardscapes" and shows application images of driveways, paths, roads, parking lots, nursery ground cover, silt fences, and embankments.
    Packaged roll of Ultimate DuraWeave over scenes of four applications - concrete driveways, gravel driveways, asphalt roads, and embankments.
    Unrolled, unpackaged view of Ultimate DuraWeave hardscape fabric
    Chart comparing different types of Gardien brand weed control landscape fabrics on a mulch background. X axis: weed control, determined by fabric strength. Y axis: Plant health, determined by permeability.
    Gardien Ultimate DuraWeave product packaging with a swatch of DuraWeave behind and text reading "non-permeable hardscapes" surrounding. All on a gravel background

    • Maximum strength for high-load applications

    • UV-resistant for exposed use

    • Low permeability for areas where puddling is not a concern

    • Ultra-durable for long-term stability & layer separation

    • Prevents soil, slope & shoreline erosion

    Product features

    DuraWeave™ Geotextile Fabric Setup

    • STEP 1

      Clear all weeds and grass from the ares that will be landscaped. For best results, use a pre-emergent herbicide before laying fabric.

    • STEP 2

      Unroll fabric to cover desired area and secure with landscape staples. Be sure to overlap fabric at least 3 inches when covering wide areas. Lay fabric around existing plants or posts where possible.

    • STEP 3

      Make sure all fabric edges and flaps are secured with landscape stakes. Remove any excess dirt from top of fabric, then cover entire area with desired aggregate material to proper depth required by project type or local code.