Non-Woven Geotextile

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Non-woven geotextile is widely used in civil engineering and infrastructure projects due to its excellent filtration, separation, and cushioning properties. In geomembrane lining systems, it functions as a protective cushioning layer to prevent puncture damage from subgrade irregularities. In gabion structures, it acts as a filtration layer that allows water to pass through while retaining soil particles, maintaining long-term stability. For road construction, non-woven geotextile provides separation between subgrade and aggregate layers, improves load distribution, and enhances pavement performance. In subsoil piping systems, it serves as a filter wrap that prevents soil intrusion while allowing efficient drainage. For slope protection works, it controls erosion, supports vegetation growth, and improves overall slope stability, ensuring durable and reliable performance.