Geotextile

Geotextile for landscaping, agriculture, civil engineering, high flexibility, difficult to tear

✔ Separate crush rocks, sand or paving blocks with soil.
✔ Wrapped around perforated pipe for filtration and drainage.
✔ Prevent weed from growing.

Weight 130 g./sq.m

Available size
W/L 1 x 10 m, area 10 sq.m
W/L 1 x 20 m, area 20 sq.m
W/L 1 x 30 m, area 30 sq.m
W/L 1 x 50 m, area 50 sq.m

Feature

•  Separation of soil layers.
• Soil filter, sand filter.
• Strengthen the soil.
• Light weight.
• Good drainage.

Implementation

• Landscaping to increase usable space around the house geotextile. It is often used to support crushed stone, sand or bricks to prevent them from sinking into the soil.
• Lay on the drainage cell before installing the artificial grass to prevent soil or other debris into clogging the drain.
• Make drainage by using wrapped perforated pipes to help filter soil debris. Does not cause pipe clogging and also has good drainage.
• Soil cover to prevent weeds.
• Paving the path along the garden groove or between vegetable plots or agricultural fields, do not allow dirt to stick to the soles of shoes or wheels of cars.
• Road or parking lot to strengthen the soil so that it does not collapse, become potholes or waves.

How to use

1. Before laying geotextiles, the area should be prepared to remove various scraps. Out of the soil such as bricks, stones.
2. Lay a geotextile on the soil surface.
   • If the size is larger than the working area, it can be cut with scissors or cutter.
   • If the size is smaller than the work area The connection between the sheets shall be overlapping at least 10 cm.
3. Sprinkle crushed stone or worm bricks or lay artificial grass on the geotextile.