DOTDAY Launches Landscape Fabrics for Landcaping Pros

DOTDAY's 3.2-oz woven polypropylene “SHIELD” and 5-oz woven needle-punched “XBAR” weed-barrier lines were designed with pro landscapers, nurseries, and contractors in mind, both lines emphasize reliable weed suppression, breathability for plant health, and the toughness needed for long-term performance in real-world landscaping conditions.

“Pros told us they wanted fabrics that feel tough, cut clean without fraying, and actually help soil breathe,” said Rakshit Manga, Founder of DOTDAY. “We built DOTDAY to answer those needs, which meant fabrics that make installs faster and keep landscapes healthier for the long run.” DOTDAY SHIELD and XBAR are now available through U.S. distributors and online channels. 

DOTDAYUV-stabilized construction for long-term outdoor use; 12-inch high-visibility planting lines for faster layout and alignment; clear roll markings and labeling for quick SKU identification; multiple roll sizes (3 ft × 100 ft, 4 ft × 250 ft, 6 ft × 300 ft); standard 3-inch core for compatibility with common roll-handling equipment; packaging designed for easy handling and efficient job-site deployment; and step-by-step install guides provided with every roll to support best practices on site.

DOTDAY SHIELD (3.2 oz woven PP)

A balanced strength-to-weight weed-barrier fabric for beds, paths, and nursery rows. Features thicker, high-visibility planting lines with 12-inch guides for straight cuts and accurate alignment. Constructed from 100% woven virgin polypropylene, engineered for air/water permeability while resisting fray at cut lines.

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DOTDAY XBAR (5 oz dual-layer woven + needle-punched capped fabric)

A heavy-duty landscape weed-barrier with dual-layer construction combining woven polypropylene and a needle-punched layer for added strength and controlled permeability. XBAR is designed for demanding applications, from busy walkways to long planting stretches and the borders around stone or concrete - delivering superior puncture and tear resistance while still letting water drain and soil breathe.