Nonwoven Geotextile Underlayment 5 ft Widths Variation

I used this for a french drain project in my steep sloped yard to divert excess storm water. The fabric is tough and yet it allows water to flow easily through it. I used it as a soil separator by wrapping it completely around the rock and drainage lines. This should keep the soil from eventually mixing up with the rocks and plugging up the drain. Only negative is it is hard to cut with regular scissors. I found some $10 scissors at harbor freight that work great. Note that it does not come in rolls like some pics show. It comes folded but shouldn't be much of a problem. Great product!

I bought thee smallest size because my area is only 5x10. I am 73 and installed my own water feature and used this product to put between the dirt and the rocks I put along the sides and edges. It was easy to handle and I easily cut it to size. I thought it would tear when I put the rocks on it; but I was surprised that even with 50+ lb rocks with sharp edges, it did not tear. We have had many severe rain storms and the fabric holds the dirt under it well. It stays together and has not shredded or developed any holes.

This stuff is very strong.I was pulling and tugging on it to get out from under gravel. Highly recommend. Would buy again.

The product looks thick and durable for a landscape fabric which is what we wanted. 6 oz weight. We are going to use it at the top of our slope bounded by huge boulders. The top however needs this landscape blanket and then we will add small rock. As it is now before the project, the mulch that was there just blows or washes away. We just need rock to hold down dirt and will not plant anything as no water source. It comes with a matte side and a shinier side. My husband researched and found that matte side goes down for better drainage. It cam folded like a blanket instead of a roll. My husband didn't care as he thinks it will be easier to lay out vs possible having the roll runaway from him. we have 125 linear feet to lay. We have yet to start the project so can not judge it more.

This fabric was being used for a French drain and was precisely what we needed. And it came in a 5’ x 100’ sheet (instead of in pieces as the company said that it might). I assume they sometimes sell end of roll remnants as part of a large size order but I’m thankful tha we received a single sheet. Easy to work with; cut easily with regular kitchen scissors.

I needed a small amount (about 45 square feet) of a medium weight non-woven geotextile fora flooring project. I couldn't find the fabric I needed locally except in very large and expensive quantities. This underlayment fabric is the right fabric and the 10 ft. by 5 ft. size gets me just a bit more than I needed. I appreciate being able to purchase waht I need without a bunch left over to have to deal with. The quality is good and the thickness is just right for my needs (glueing down over sheet vinyl and then saturating with cement mortar to create a solid base for a tile floor without having to remove the sheet vinyl.)

I purchased this product for a landscape project and for a French drain pipe application. The product was thicker than what's sold in the big box stores. Perfect Solution for my project. We ordered a second "roll". And possibly need a third roll. I would definitely recommend this product to anyone wanting a quality Underlayment.

I bought the "UnderGuard 5 ft. x 100 ft Geotextile Underlayment" and it came folded up like a mat, unlike the image shown. (not even folded that well.) I truly dont know about the material/durability yet, but it does seem pretty nice and perhaps a strong product. (on a roll sure would have been nice.)2 WEEKS LATER, FOLLOW UP/ THIS FABRIC IS SURPRISINGLY TOUGH AND I AM CONFIDENT THAT IT WILL LAST MANY MANY YEARS AS A SILT FABRIC THAT I HAVE USED IN AN UNDERGROUND FRENCH DRAIN.