Fabric/Mesh Architectural Specifications


Filter/Landscape Fabric - Typical Specifications
     
Properties ASTM-D Value
Material n/a Polypropylene
Color n/a Black
Fabric Weight (oz/sq yd) 5261 3.8
Grab Tensile Strength 4632 105
Grab Elongation 4632 58
Puncture Strength 4833 75
Mullen Burst 3786 250
Trapezoidal Tear 4533 70
Water Flow (gpm/sq ft) 4491 120
UV Resistance (%) 4355 70
     
 
     
Seller makes no warranty; express or implied, concerning the product furnished hereunder other than it shall be of the quality and specifications stated herein. Any implied warranty or fitness for a particular purpose is expressly excluded and to the extent that it is contrary to the foregoing sentence, any implied warranty of merchantability is expressly excluded. Any recommendations made by Seller concerning uses or applications of said product are believed to be reliable and Seller makes no warranty of results to obtained. This data sheet supersedes all previous data sheets for this style and is subject to change without notice.


Follow all manufacturers’ instructions found in the general installation guide / manual.

Begin by removing any foreign debris from the area.

  1. Dig out the area (5” deep) that you want to install our products in.
  2. Tamp area level, ready for 1st layer of fabric / mesh.
  3. Install your first layer of fabric / mesh overlapping the area by 6” (inches).
  4. Add the board units as required, usually concrete, asphalt, wood, plastic or rubber)
  5. Add recycled crushed stones, RCA, stone blend, item-4 or stone dust within your boarded area. If you are installing our 2 ¼” thick rubber tiles-mats-blocks, you want your compacted are to sit 2 ¼” (inches) below grade, so the top of our finished products meet the top of your finished boarder so there is no tripping hazard on or off the area. Again, it is not required, but recommended.
  6. Compact area level using a vibration machine. MAKE SURE ALL WAVES, HILLS AND VALLIES ARE REMOVED. Sand or a fine powder may be needed to fill such voids.
  7. Roll out your second layer of fabric / mesh and cut to fit accordingly.
  8. Slits are cut where fabric will go around playground posts or objects.
  9. Fabric is put in place and stapled to the side of your boarder.
  10. Unity’s tiles-mats-blocks can now be installed according to our manufactured specified installation guide / manual.
     
     
For ROOFTOP installations:

Sometimes the fabric / mesh is installed prior to our tiles-mats-block being installed on rooftops. This is a matter of individual preference on smaller, residential applications, 300 sq. ft. or less. To install fabric in this manner, follow these steps: Remove any foreign debris to the bare roof by sweeping or blowing the area clean. Make sure all debris is free in, and around, rooftop drains. Apply the fabric / mesh by rolling out a single row. At the same time, begin installing Unity’s tiles-mats-blocks, following all manufacturers instructions found in the general installation guide / manual. Apply second row of fabric / mesh overlapping the first row by 6” (inches) and continue to install our tiles-mats-blocks as you go. Don’t forget to: Cut a hole where playground equipment posts or other objects will go. It is always recommended to cut around all drains for easier access when maintenance is required.
     
     
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