Agricultural fabric TOYA FLO AGROTKANINA 90 g/m² — 1.6 x 50 m

TOYA FLO AGROTKANINA 90 g/m² — 1.6 x 50 m is a woven agricultural fabric designed for crop protection and seasonal ground cover. With a fabric mass of 90 g/m² and roll dimensions of 1.6 m by 50 m, it provides a balance of durability and breathability for use in open beds, around fruit bushes and inside greenhouses. The material suppresses weeds, reduces soil evaporation, moderates soil temperature and offers a degree of protection against light frost, supporting healthier plant development and easier garden maintenance.

Advantages

The fabric is made to withstand outdoor conditions with UV stabilization for extended service life. Its 90 g/m² density ensures mechanical strength while remaining permeable to air and water, allowing irrigation and rain to reach the soil. The roll format 1.6 x 50 m enables coverage of long planting rows and multiple beds without frequent joins. TOYA FLO AGROTKANINA is compatible with common anchoring methods and can be cut to fit specific bed shapes and plant spacing.

Suitable for

• Vegetable beds and rows
• Fruit bushes and berry patches
• Greenhouse ground cover and pathways
• Seasonal frost protection for young plants

Key specifications

• Fabric mass: 90 g/m²
• Roll dimensions: 1.6 m × 50 m
• Material: woven protective agricultural fabric
• Permeability: allows water and air passage
• UV-stabilized for outdoor use
• Suitable for cutting and anchoring

How to use

Unroll the fabric over the prepared soil surface and position it so plant rows or holes align with the intended planting layout. Cut slits or crosses as needed for planting or to accommodate existing plants. Secure the fabric edges with landscape staples, soil anchors or heavy edging to prevent displacement by wind. Ensure irrigation outlets or drip lines are installed prior to covering when required. Remove or lift the fabric for soil cultivation or seasonal replacement as plant growth demands.

Usage recommendations

For best performance, place the fabric on a well-prepared, relatively even seedbed and overlap adjacent strips by at least 10–15 cm to prevent weed ingress. Regularly check anchors after strong winds and replace the fabric after visible wear or annual degradation to maintain protection and permeability.