200 gr geotextile with jute granules for erosion control, slope protection

drainage
The permeability of nonwoven geotextiles means that they can provide excellent drainage properties when used as part of subsurface drainage systems. Typically lighter or thinner geotextile grades are used for drainage applications as they have better drainage properties than heavier or thicker geotextiles. For typical plumbing and drainage applications we recommend our Filterwrap geotextiles.

filter
Nonwoven geotextiles are highly porous, allowing water to pass through while preventing soil migration. When used in revetment and subsurface drainage projects, geotextiles are more cost-effective than natural filters such as sand or aggregate. As with drainage applications, lighter grades of geotextiles have better filtration properties. For most filtering applications we recommend the bidim A14 or A19.

Geomembrane Protection
Using heavy-duty nonwoven geotextiles in landfills, ponds, tailings dams or any other containment facility will prolong the life of the lining system by preventing punctures and excessive deformation of the lining system. The geotextile acts as a cushioning and stress relief layer, minimizing the possibility of long-term seepage. Needle-free bidim geotextiles are often specified in landfill and containment applications to prevent damage to the underlying lining.

strengthen
Woven geotextiles are used in reinforcement applications such as building dikes on soft soils. Woven geotextiles provide reinforcement by sustaining the stability of the soil by sustaining tensile loads.