The white ground cover fabric or ground cover cloth is 1 m wide and is suitable for covering the soil. It is mainly used in agriculture to protect crops by preventing weed growth, as it does not allow solar radiation to pass through to the soil. It contributes to better growth of cultivated plants.

This is an extremely stable porous fabric of high strength with the ability to be reused. It allows air to move freely in the soil it covers, maintaining a lively and healthy environment beneath it. The woven structure allows for water flow, which is filtered and does not pool, achieving a stable temperature for the best possible plant growth.

The primary use of the ground cover fabric is in greenhouses, gardens, nurseries, and various architectural projects where weeds need to be prevented from sprouting in the soil.

The white color is mainly used in hydroponics and inside greenhouses where plants that require maximum solar radiation, such as tomatoes and roses, are grown. It allows the soil beneath it to accumulate heat during the day and periodically release it during the night.

The advantages of the ground cover fabric include:

• Absorbs solar radiation, reducing photosynthesis and preventing the sprouting of weeds, pests, and grasses.
• Environmentally friendly, reducing the use of chemicals.
• Resistant to UV radiation.
• Ensures a healthy and moist environment for proper plant growth.
• Allows for the reuse of the material multiple times and over several seasons.