Quick answers on choosing the right fabric, installing it correctly, and ordering from DOTDAY. Where a topic deserves more depth, the answer links to the full guide.
Ships from Miami Gardens, FL · Woven and non-woven in stock · Bulk pricing for pros

Start from the ground condition, not the spec sheet. SHIELD (3.2oz woven) is built for weed control under mulch, soil, and straw. XBAR (5oz dual-layer) is designed for gravel, pavers, and high traffic areas. TERRA (non-woven) handles drainage and filtration. The Fabric Finder quiz gets you to the right roll in under a minute.
Woven fabric is strong and dimensionally stable, made for weed suppression and ground cover. Non-woven fabric is needle-punched, so water passes through freely, which makes it the choice for drainage and filtration. Full comparison: Woven vs Non-Woven Landscape Fabric.
3.2oz SHIELD works best under mulch and soil in gardens, farms, and planting rows. Step up to 5oz XBAR when the fabric will sit under gravel, rock, or foot traffic. Full guide: Landscape Fabric Thickness Chart.
XBAR. Its woven top carries the load while the needle-punched backing resists punctures from angular stone. Full guide: Landscape Fabric for Driveways.
TERRA non-woven geotextile. It wraps the trench and lets water through while keeping soil out of the pipe and stone. Full guide: French Drain Fabric.
SHIELD 3.2oz woven is the standard for planting rows, container yards, and greenhouse floors. Full guides: Landscape Fabric for Farms and Landscape Fabric for Nurseries.
Measure the area, then add seam overlap and edge allowance. The Fabric Calculator does the math for you, including overlaps and roll sizes.
Clear vegetation, pull existing weeds, and rake the area smooth so no sharp debris sits under the fabric. A clean, level base is most of the job. Step by step: Installation Guide.
Overlap seams by at least 6 inches so weeds cannot push through the gap between rows. On slopes or under gravel, extra overlap is cheap insurance. See the Installation Guide.
Pin the perimeter and seams with landscape staples, working from one end so the fabric stays taut. The Installation Guide shows the pinning pattern.
Yes. Cut an X where each plant goes, fold the flaps under, and plant through the opening. This keeps coverage tight around the stem.
Cover it. Mulch, gravel, or rock protects the fabric from UV and holds it in place. Choose the fabric by what goes on top: SHIELD under mulch, XBAR under gravel and pavers.
Covered and installed correctly, a quality fabric lasts for years; UV exposure is what shortens its life. Full breakdown: What Landscape Fabric Lasts the Longest.
Every order ships from our warehouse in Miami Gardens, Florida. DOTDAY fabrics are also available on Amazon.
Yes, standard shipping is free on orders. See the Shipping Policy for carrier and transit details.
You get a tracking number by email when your order ships, and you can check order status any time from your account on the store.
The full terms, including eligibility and how to start a return, are in the Returns and Refunds policy. If anything arrived damaged or incorrect, contact us and we will make it right.
Yes, we ship nationwide from Miami Gardens, Florida. For oversized bulk orders, request bulk pricing and we will confirm freight options with your quote.
Yes. Landscapers, hardscape contractors, farms, and nurseries can request bulk pricing and we will quote by volume and roll size.
Yes, the DOTDAY Contractor Catalog covers the full lineup, spec highlights, and roll sizes in one place.
Tell us the ground condition and what sits on top, and we will recommend the right fabric and weight. Start with Request Bulk Pricing or contact us with your project details.
We do. Send your volumes through the bulk pricing form and the team will follow up on wholesale terms.
Spec summaries are on each product page, and full data sheets are available on request. Contact us and tell us which fabric you need documented.
Tell us about your project and the team will point you at the right fabric, the right roll size, and the right price.