Overview
Synthetic geotextiles are engineered fabrics used in civil, landscaping, and construction projects to improve ground performance. They help separate layers, provide reinforcement, support drainage, and reduce soil movement.

Where it is used
Geotextile is used in ground stabilization, slope protection, retaining wall filtration, drainage, and landscaping.

Key functions
– Separation: keeps aggregate and soil layers from mixing
– Filtration: allows water through while retaining fine particles
– Drainage: helps move water away to reduce pressure and saturation
– Reinforcement: improves load distribution and reduces rutting

Typical applications
– Road base and driveway preparation
– Retaining walls and subsoil drainage systems
– Pathways, carparks, and hardstand areas
– Erosion control support under other systems
– Landscaping projects requiring stable foundations

Why choose synthetic geotextile
Synthetic materials provide consistent performance, high strength, and long service life in demanding conditions where natural fibres may not be suitable.