Geotextiles

Geotextiles, sometimes referred to as filter cloth or geofabric, are goods used primarily in environmental and civil construction for soil separation and filtering. In civil construction, geotextiles help filter surface water to stop stones and soil particles from passing through and migrating into the sub-base, as well as preventing the intermixing of sub-base soils with granular layers. They serve as a cushion beneath or above geomembrane liners in environmental applications to reduce the possibility of punctures from coarse aggregate rock.

The two most used geotextile kinds for soil filtration and separation are woven and nonwoven. These are frequently used in the following projects:

• Systems for lining landfills
• Systems for lining wastewater treatment lagoons
• Systems for ornamental and retention pond lining
• Projects for erosion control
• Drainage initiatives
• Building and repairing roads
• Site development projects
• Commercial landscaping

BCBP offers the best quality fabrics in a range of thicknesses and strengths for their geotextiles. For a variety of environmental, civil construction, and even landscaping tasks, they offer the ideal mix of usefulness.