Geotextiles

Non-woven, permeable geotextiles are used as a filter or separator for ground stabilisation solutions, such as with our permeable paving grids, to prevent stone and soil layers migrating.  Due to its permeable nature, non-woven geotextile fabrics provide filtration and allow water to pass through to the layers below.

Our range of geotextile landscaping fabrics includes:

• Terram Non-Woven Geotextile Membrane
• Lotrack Non-Woven Geotextile Membrane
• Stratacheck Plus Non-Woven Geotextile Membrane

Suregreen also supply non-woven weed control fabrics, including:

• WEED-DEFENDA 50 Weed Control Fabric
• WEED-DEFENDA 70 Weed Control Fabric

Both the geotextile membranes and weed control fabrics can be pinned and secured to the ground using our plastic ground fixing pegs.

The value of Geotextile membrane for gardening and landscaping:

• Improved soil structure: Geotextile membrane can help to improve the structure of soil in your garden by providing mechanical support and reinforcement. This is especially useful in areas with poor or unstable soil, as the fabric helps to stabilize the soil and prevent erosion.
• Enhanced drainage: Geotextile membrane can help to improve drainage in your garden by allowing water and other fluids to pass through while preventing the movement of soil particles. This can be particularly useful in areas prone to waterlogging or heavy rain.
• Separation of soil types: If you want to plant different types of plants in your garden, geotextile membrane can help to separate the different soil types and prevent the plants from mixing. This can be useful for plants that have different nutrient requirements or that may be prone to cross-contamination.
• Erosion control: Geotextile membrane can be used to prevent erosion in your garden, especially on slopes or in areas prone to heavy rain. The fabric acts as a protective layer over the soil, helping to hold it in place and reduce erosion.
• Easy to install: Geotextile membrane is easy to install and requires minimal preparation. It can be cut to size and laid directly on top of the soil, or used to cover soil or other materials to protect them from the elements.

In conclusion, geotextile membrane can be a valuable tool in gardening and landscaping projects, providing mechanical support, improved drainage, separation of soil types, erosion control, and easy installation. It is a versatile and cost-effective material that can enhance the health and appearance of your garden or landscape.