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High Density Polyethylene (HDPE) High Density Polyethylene (HDPE) is the most common field fabricated geomembrane material from reservoirs and lagoons to municipal water ponds. Features Applications High Density Polyethylene (HDPE)…
Filter fabric, 5’x360.9′ What is filtration geotextile? Filtration (in geotextiles) is the process of retaining soil in place while allowing water to pass from the soil; removal of particles from…
Geogrid Vs Geotextile: What are the Differences? Geosynthetics originate from the words Geo = “soil or earth” and Synthetics which means “man-made”. They are man-made materials made from plastics. These…
Geotextile vs. Geogrid: What’s the Difference? Geotextile and geogrid are both soil reinforcement and drainage materials for hardscape. If you’re a hardscape DIYer, you’ll likely need to use one of…
Filter is supplied in a range of convenient roll widths to suit most small projects. Function Filter nonwoven geotextile filter fabric is ideally suited to subsoil drainage systems used to remove water from…
For retaining wall construction, there are varying suggestions online for whether filter fabric should be placed at the back of the drainage stone. This post intends to clarify when (and…
The Geofantex Fabric Pot was created to satisfy the need for a durable, reliable, and cost-effective gardening container for both amateur and professional cultivators. Our geotextile fabric offers benefits like…
It is becoming more critical to employ conservative techniques when constructing new projects.
Geotextile Tubes High Strength Dewatering Tubes Geotextile tubes are one of the largest and most cost effective options for dewatering a large site, lagoon, or waste water treatment plant. These…
What are geotextile tubes? Geotextile tubes are large bags made of permeable woven geotextiles, which are stronger than standard sand bags. They are used in many civil engineering and erosion…
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