GEOSYNTHETICS

Geotextiles are synthetic fabrics, usually woven or non-woven, used to manage the interaction between soil and structures. These materials provide functions such as ground stabilization, water flow management and separation, improving the performance and safety of construction projects.

HDPE geomembrane materials are durable and flexible coating materials made of high density polyethylene that prevent water and chemical leaks. These materials are used to provide long-lasting sealing, especially in storage pools, waste management and environmental protection projects.

Geosynthetic Clay Liner (GCL) is a high-performance barrier system composed of bentonite clay sandwiched between geotextiles, designed to prevent fluid migration. It is commonly used in applications like landfills, ponds, and environmental containment systems due to its excellent impermeability and durability.

Geonets are three-dimensional geosynthetic materials designed to facilitate the lateral drainage of liquids and gases. They are commonly used in applications such as landfills, road construction, and tunnel drainage systems to provide efficient water management and enhance the stability of soil structures.

Geomat is a three-dimensional geosynthetic product typically made from polymer materials, designed to provide soil erosion control and facilitate vegetation growth. It is commonly used on slopes, embankments, and riverbanks to stabilize soil while allowing water and nutrients to permeate, promoting sustainable vegetation establishment.

PVC geomembrane materials are synthetic coating materials with high flexibility and durability used to prevent water and other liquids from leaking. These materials, which are generally preferred in storage pools, waste management and sealing applications, provide a long-lasting and effective barrier.

Geogrid materials are synthetic materials, usually made of polymers, in the form of a network, used in ground reinforcement and stabilization. These materials increase the load-bearing capacity of ground or structural components, preventing landslides and strengthening the durability of structures.

Drainage Geocomposites are multi-layered geosynthetic materials designed to provide efficient drainage by combining a drainage core with geotextiles. They are commonly used in civil engineering projects like retaining walls, tunnels, and landfills to manage water flow and prevent excess moisture buildup.

Geofoam is a lightweight, compressible material made from expanded polystyrene (EPS), used in civil engineering applications to reduce soil pressure and manage settlement. Its high strength-to-weight ratio makes it ideal for fill applications in areas with poor soil conditions, as well as for slope stabilization and lightweight embankments.