Geotextiles: Reliable Fabrics for Soil Stabilization & Support

Woven and Non Woven Geotextiles are robust and durable fabrics designed to increase soil stabilization and ground support in a given location. Typically made from polypropylene fibers, these geotextiles are high in strength to allow for maximum slope support, stabilization and erosion control. Geo fabric options include a felt-like nonwoven fabric as well as a woven polypropylene geotextile. Learn more through the links below or contact our team by phone at +1-772-646-0597.

Examples of Geotextiles

Non Woven Geotextiles

Woven Geotextiles

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Geotextile Fabric Application Guide:
Choose the right geotextile for your application with our product guide.

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Non Woven Geotextiles

One of the most popular options for drainage, filtration and stabilization is the Nonwoven Geotextile Fabric. Constructed from a felt-like fabric, these geotextiles are light in weight and able to both filter and reinforce construction areas. Nonwoven geotextiles are commonly used in ditches, around pipes, underneath drains, or in other areas dealing with high levels of subsurface drainage or site runoff. Nonwoven fabrics are typically classified into one of three categories: light weight, medium weight or heavy weight.

Light Weight Geotextiles	Medium Weight Geotextiles	Heavy Weight Geotextiles
3.1 oz. 3.5 oz. 4 oz. 4.5 oz.	6 oz. 8 oz.	10 oz. 12 oz. 16 oz.
Description: Light weight geotextiles offer some of the highest flow through rates possible for any synthetic material.	Description: Medium weight geotextiles are high in both strength and popularity, featuring some of our most commonly used non woven fabrics.	Uses: Heavy weight geotextiles offer the highest amount of strength and stabilization. Their tensile strength is comparable to woven fabrics.
Great for use as: High Drainage Areas Landscaping Asphalt Overlay French Drains Filtration	Great for use as: Filtration Stabilization Aggregate Separation Erosion Control	Great for use as: Rip Rap High Aggregate Separation Filtration Road Stabilization

Woven Geotextiles

By contrast to the nonwoven fabrics above, Woven Geotextiles are most commonly used in applications that require increased support and stabilization. This will include implementation under dirt roads, rip rap, driveways or other areas with increased traffic. Models include the following:

• 150 lbs.
• 200 lbs.
• 315 lbs.
  

 

Geotextile Fabric Application Guide

The geotextile fabric application guide below is designed to help customers determine the type of geotextile that may work best to address their erosion control needs. Please feel free to browse through this guide and our product variety to find the best geotextile option for your location.

Geotextiles along with other BMPs are an important erosion control product. Click here to view our infographic on the five ways to control erosion on your site.

Browse by Function:

Drainage	Nonwoven (Light or Medium Weight)	3.1 to 8 oz. Fabrics
Separation	Nonwoven (Heavy Weight) Woven	Nonwoven 8 oz. to 16 oz. Fabrics Any Woven
Reinforcement	Nonwoven (Heavy Weight) Woven	Nonwoven 8 oz. to 16 oz. Fabrics Any Woven
Cushion	Non Woven (Light Weight) Woven	Nonwoven 3.1 oz. to 6 oz. Any Woven
Filter	Non Woven Woven	Any Nonwoven Any Woven

Browse by Application:

In addition to erosion control options, the list below can also provide additional recommendations on what woven or non woven fabric to use based on strength and geotextile application.

Temporary Erosion Control	Coir
Permanent Erosion Control	Woven or Non Woven
Drainage	Woven or Non Woven
Roadway Separation	Woven or Non Woven
Roadway Stabilization	Woven or Non Woven	Pit Liner
Geomembrane Liner Protection	Non Woven
Gas Venting	Non Woven
Landfill Leachate Collection	Woven or Non Woven
Landfill Drainage Systems	Non Woven	Alpaca Farm
Steepened Slopes	Woven
Retaining Walls	Woven
Embankments Over Soft Soil	Woven
Lagoon Closures	Woven	Drain and Gravel

View All Soil Erosion Control Products to help with your geotextile fabric application requirements.

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Browse By Erosion Type:

Beach Erosion: Coir -- Because sand is such a light soil and the beach is home to so many living things, it isrecommended to use a natural fiber product or erosion control mat like coir or straw.

Coastal Erosion: Woven -- The creeping slope of coastal erosion typicallycalls for a stronger fabric or woven geotextile.Riverbank Erosion: Coir, Woven, or Non Woven -- Erosion on the riverbank could useany of the three solutions, depending on the extent of the erosion.Soil Erosion: Coir, Woven, or Non Woven -- Soil erosion could also use any of the three solutions. Each area or soil will have its own unique properties that help determine the type of geotextile used.Water Erosion: Non Woven -- Most areas needing erosion control due to water require a nonwoven geotextile to help absorb and slow the damaging waters.Weathering and Erosion: Geogrid -- Weathering is increased by the elements and chemicals surrounding or affecting the eroded area. We recommend using a geogrid textile for its strength, rigidity and ability to reduce stress.

Wind Erosion: Woven -- The use of woven geotextiles allows for wind and water to pass through, but will protect the sediment.

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