Geotextiles & Geogrid Supplies

A geotextile membrane creates a separation layer between soil and aggregate while allowing water to pass through. This helps maintain effective drainage, reduce contamination and support the long-term stability of construction projects.

Woven geotextiles provide greater strength for ground stabilisation and separation, while non-woven geotextiles offer higher permeability, making them ideal for filtration and protecting drainage systems from silt.

Consider your ground conditions, drainage requirements and the membrane's intended purpose. If your project requires ground reinforcement, choose a woven geotextile. For improved filtration, choose a non-woven material. 

Geotextile membranes separate, filter or contain materials, while geogrids reinforce weak ground by stabilising aggregate. The right choice depends on whether your project requires drainage or ground reinforcement.

Geotextiles and geogrids are widely used in construction, civil engineering, landscaping, highways, drainage, agriculture and rail projects. They’re designed to improve ground stability, separate different soil layers and allow water to drain without preventing soil loss, which is why they’re widely used in these sectors.