[Weed Control Sheet Construction Example] Earth Sheet - Weed Prevention Under Pavement
Case Study: Measures against Weeds Pushing Through Pavement Using Weed and Root Barrier Sheet "Earth Sheet"
◆Customer Concerns◆ - Weeds are thriving in the planting strip on the sidewalk, which is deteriorating the landscape and narrowing the walking space. Furthermore, visibility is also poor, potentially leading to accidents. - As a countermeasure, we had paved the planting strip with asphalt, but in areas where robust weeds were thriving, the weeds have broken through the asphalt. ◆Points for Sheet Selection◆ - We propose using "earth sheets," which are typically used under gravel. By laying the earth sheet beneath the sub-base layer before asphalt paving, we can prevent weed growth from below the pavement. - The earth sheet is made of polyester, which has a high melting point and can withstand the heat of asphalt. (Weed control sheets made of polypropylene or polyethylene with lower melting points will melt.) ◆Customer Feedback◆ - I thought that paving with asphalt would suppress weeds, but in reality, weeds were growing from various places, causing significant trouble. The method of incorporating a weed control sheet beneath the asphalt is relatively easy to implement, so I would like to continue using it in the future.
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【Product Used】 ■ Earth Sheet 1150 (If placing asphalt directly on the sheet, Earth Sheet 1260 is recommended) *Please note that this is the product used at the time of construction, and it may have been discontinued or undergone specification changes. Thank you for your understanding.
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Weed and root prevention
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The Hakuzaki Corporation is committed to "controlling weeds with environmentally friendly methods and cultivating only the desired plants," providing "weed-free excitement, the best in Japan." In other words, the above-ground parts of the plants are protected from weed pressure with mulching materials, while the underground parts are supported by symbiotic microbial materials that assist root activity.
