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Securing woven or non-woven Ground Covers effectively requires proper fastening techniques to prevent wind uplift, tearing, or shifting over time. Professional landscapers begin by laying the fabric loosely over the designated plot, allowing it to conform naturally to the contours of the terrain before securing edges. To hold the material firmly against the earth, specialized metal landscape staples, plastic anchor pins, or heavy duty pegs are driven directly through the fabric into the ground. These staples are typically placed every two to three feet along the outer borders and along any overlapping seams where two sheets of Ground Covers meet. Overlapping adjacent sheets by at least six inches prevents weeds from sneaking through the joining seams. In areas prone to high winds or heavy foot traffic, placing extra securing stakes in a grid pattern across the middle sections provides additional stability. Once the fabric is pinned down securely, installers often apply a decorative top layer such as bark mulch, wood chips, river rock, or pea gravel over the Ground Covers. This top layer shields the fabric from direct ultraviolet sunlight, extends product longevity, and adds aesthetic value. Read More - https://www.singhalglobal.com/products/ground-covers