Woven Geotextile

Woven Geotextile is made from Polypropylene (PP) and Polyester (PET) fibers that are woven together. Woven Geotextile has high strength and flexibility, as well as excellent resistance to various chemicals found in natural soil. It also provides good water permeability, making it suitable for coastal protection, railway construction, and soil reinforcement applications. Woven Geotextile sheets can be connected together to provide continuous coverage and improve the strength and stability of the structure.

Woven Geotextile is made from Polypropylene (PP) and Polyester (PET) fibers that are woven together. It provides high strength and flexibility, excellent resistance to various chemicals found in natural soil, and good water permeability. It is suitable for coastal protection, railway construction, and soil reinforcement applications.

For connecting Geotextile sheets, the sheets should be sewn according to the Sewing Seam Standard (BS 8006:1995) or overlapped by at least 0.50 m.


Woven geotextile technical specification table 1

Warp-Knitted Reinforced Composite Geotextile

Geotextile is a specially woven geotextile reinforced with fiberglass, manufactured by stitching the geotextile layers together using a warp-knitting machine.

Special Features :

  1. Permeability and Protection:
    Suitable for use beneath asphalt pavement, including high-temperature applications. It provides effective protection against penetration and helps prevent damage to the road surface and base.
  2. Crack Prevention and Delayed Cracking:
    With low elongation and high tensile strength, it effectively reinforces areas around joints and existing cracks, reduces the expansion and reflection of cracks through asphalt pavement, and helps delay crack development.

Woven geotextile technical specification table 2