Filter Fabric - NON Woven

A geotextile is typically defined as any permeable textile material used to increase soil stability, provide erosion control or aid in drainage. More simply put, if it is made of fabric and buried in the ground it is probably a geotextile! 

Non-woven geotextiles resemble felt and provide planar water flow. They are commonly known as filter fabrics, although woven monofilament geotextiles can also be referred to as filter fabrics. Typical applications for non-woven geotextiles include aggregate drains, asphalt pavement overlays and erosion control. Constructed from a series of needle punched pores, these fabrics allow water to flow through the material while blocking sediment, silt and other aggregates. This provides effective protection in areas dealing with filtration requirements or erosion control.

When compared to medium or heavy weight models, light weight fabrics offer a higher level of permeability. This has made them a common choice for use around pipes, french drains, asphalt overlay, or separation under pavers.

1. GT140 4oz. (Roll 12.5 x 360 LF, 500 SY)
2. GT140 4oz. (Roll 15 x 360 LF, 600 SY)
3. GT160 6oz. (Roll 12.5 x 360 LF, 500 SY)
4. GT160 6oz. (Roll 15 x 300 LF, 500 SY)
5. GT180 8oz. (Roll 12.5 x 360 LF, 500 SY)
6. GT180 8oz. (Roll 15 x 300 LF, 500 SY)
7. GT110 10oz. (Roll 12.5 x 360 LF, 500 SY)
8. GT110 10oz. (Roll 15 x 300 LF, 500 SY)
9. GT112 12oz. (Roll 12.5 x 360 LF, 500 SY)
10. GT116 16oz. (Roll 15 x 150 LF, 250 SY)

non woven, geotextile, filter fabric, soil stabilization