About
Definition
When used in association with soil, geotextiles separate, reinforce, filter, drain, or protect. They are permeable fabrics made from polyester or polypropylene. Geotextiles are known for their durability and can reduce the impact of a fall. They are also termed geogrids, geosynthetics, geonets, geocells, etc. Geotextiles enjoy widespread applications that include civil engineering, railroads, embankments, reservoirs, canals, dams, structural retention, construction, etc.
Geotextiles are available in three fundamental forms. They include woven, needle punched, or heat bonded.
Benefits
Key Characteristics
- Augment soil strength
- More cost-effective than traditional soil nailing
- Protect upland coastal property from storm surge, flooding, and wave action
- Stabilize swales and stream channels when used in the form of matting
Contact
At Palantus, we use safe, durable, and appropriate geogrids for a range of applications to ensure the best results and sustainability. We partner with global geogrid manufacturers to deliver value to our clients across various industries. For more information or to partner with us, connect with us at +91 2095178924.