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Capa De Geotextil Anti Weed Fabric Mat Woven Geotextile

Capa De Geotextil Anti Weed Fabric Mat Woven Geotextile

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Min Order Qty:
10000 m²
Supply Capability:
500000 m²/month

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Product Description

 

The weed control mat is made of environmentally friendly raw materials, pp woven fabric. It used to prevent the growth of weed, without the use of potentially dangerous chemical sprays or labor intensive hoeing. Once installed, weed mat will continue providing protection for years without maintenance.

They are permeable fabrics, which allow air, water and nutrients to pass through, and designed to block out the sun to reduce photosynthesis and stop weed growth.



Specification

ROPERTY 

ASTM TEST METHOD 

Minimum Average 
Roll Values 
English 

Minimum Average 
Roll Values 
Metric 

Mass per unit Area

ASTM D-5261 

3.0 oz/yd2

100 g/m2

Grab Tensile 

ASTM D-4632 

145 lbs 

660 N 

Grab Elongation 

ASTM D-4632 

15% 

15% 

Trapezoid Tear 

ASTM D-4533 

55 lbs 

245 N 

Water Flow Rate 

ASTM D-4491 

5 gal/min/ft2

203 L/min/m2

UV Resistance 

ASTM D-4355 

70% @ 500 hrs 

70% @ 500 hrs 





ROLL DIMENSIONS

Roll Width          

0.9m (3’)

1.8m (6')

2.7m (9')

Roll Length       

91.4m (300’)

Roll Weight

8kgs (17lbs)

16kgs (34lbs)

24kgs (52bs)

 

 


 

Features 

1. Weed suppressant and drainage control landscaping fabric
2. Easy to use, Environmentally friendly 
3. Allows water, air and nutrients through, suppressing weeds without the use of chemicals
4. Reduces the level of watering required due to the slower rate of water evaporation

 



 Application

 

1. Excellent Weed Control
2. Moisture, fertilizers, air reach plants to allow for healthy soil
3. Good water and air permeability
4. Exceptional toughness and strength
5. Durable, tear-resistant; won't rot or mildew
6. Lightweight, easy to install, follows natural ground contours
7. Ideal for use in landscaped beds, under decks and walkways.




Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Details:Packed In Roll Or In Bales Or Cartons Or According To Customers Requirement
Delivery Detail:20 Days After Order Confirmed




Anti Weed Fabric/Mat Woven Geotextile

Anti Weed Fabric/Mat Woven Geotextile



 FAQ

   1, Samples Policy

 

      Samples are free, but the freight is on customers' charge

      Samples will usually be sent out in one day.

 

  2, Prices

 

      As for the prices, we need you to provide us weight, color, width and usage so that

      we can quote you best.

 

  3, How to place an order?

 

  • Inquiry

  • Reply

  • Sample

  • Contract     

  • Receiving deposit& production

  • Testing& Packing

  • Delivery

  • Receiving




Q: 300g / m2 geotextile permeability coefficient is generally how much?
Geotextile cloth short fiber geotextile and long fiber geotextile, the two geotextile permeability coefficient is basically the same. According to the requirements of the national standard 300g / ㎡ geotextile permeability coefficient for the K * (10 negative side ~ 10 negative three power), K is between 1.0-9.9 values. From the indicators can be seen 300g / ㎡ specifications of the geotextile has a good water filter, can be used for water, filter them.
Q: What are the factors to consider when selecting geotextiles for landfill applications?
When selecting geotextiles for landfill applications, there are several factors to consider. These include the type and strength of the geotextile, its permeability and filtration properties, its resistance to chemical and biological degradation, its durability and longevity, as well as its cost-effectiveness. It is important to choose a geotextile that can effectively separate different materials in the landfill, provide adequate drainage and filtration, withstand the harsh environmental conditions, and ultimately contribute to the overall stability and performance of the landfill system.
Q: Geotextile packaging what are the requirements
Geotextile packaging requirements are as follows: 1, staple acupuncture non-woven geotextile according to set into a long volume of packaging. The fixed length shall be determined in accordance with the product specification or the parties concerned. 2, the product of the splicing rate should be less than 15%, the total length of each piece of stitching products should be 7.1.1 fixed length plus 1m or more, every 100m to allow splicing 2, or by the supply and demand sides to determine. 3, the length of the product in the 30m below a small package can be a separate package, for a head treatment, 4, product packaging should ensure that no scattered, no damage, no pollution. Users have special requirements, the supply and demand sides to determine the consultation.
Q: How do geotextiles contribute to sustainable drainage systems?
Geotextiles contribute to sustainable drainage systems by providing effective filtration and separation of different soil layers, preventing clogging and promoting efficient water flow. They also enhance soil stability, reducing erosion and maintaining the integrity of the drainage system over time. Additionally, geotextiles can be made from recycled materials, reducing waste and promoting sustainability in drainage infrastructure.
Q: What is the difference in role of earth anchors and geotextiles in the construction of retaining wall?
Geotextiles prevent the infiltration of the natural, insitu soil into sand or structural gravel that you may place as a foundation to the retaining wall. You can think of it as a membrane that keeps the two types of material of different densities, from gradually mixing together. A free standing retaining wall will likely not be successful as the pressure of the retained soil behind the wall will build up due to settlement, and eventually cause the wall to topple. Earth anchors that tie into the wall and extend into the backfill material (retained earth) serves to support the wall and keep it from failing.
Q: How do geotextiles affect soil moisture retention?
Geotextiles can positively impact soil moisture retention by acting as a barrier that prevents excessive evaporation of water from the soil surface. They create a physical barrier that reduces water loss through evaporation, thus helping to retain moisture within the soil. Additionally, geotextiles can also facilitate water infiltration and distribution, promoting better water retention and preventing runoff. Overall, geotextiles play a crucial role in enhancing soil moisture retention and improving water management in various applications, such as agriculture, landscaping, and erosion control.
Q: What are the different methods of installing geotextiles?
There are several methods of installing geotextiles, including trench installation, direct placement, and mechanical installation. Trench installation involves excavating a trench and placing the geotextile in the trench before backfilling. Direct placement involves laying the geotextile directly on the ground surface and securing it with stakes or other means. Mechanical installation utilizes specialized equipment, such as a geotextile installation machine, to roll out and secure the geotextile in place.
Q: Are geotextiles suitable for use in geogrid reinforced soil slopes?
Yes, geotextiles are suitable for use in geogrid reinforced soil slopes. Geotextiles are commonly used in combination with geogrids to enhance the stability and performance of reinforced soil slopes. Geotextiles provide additional reinforcement, filtration, and separation functions, improving the overall effectiveness and durability of the slope system.
Q: What are the key factors affecting the UV stability of geotextiles?
The key factors affecting the UV stability of geotextiles include the polymer type, additives, and the thickness of the geotextile. The polymer type determines the inherent resistance of the geotextile to UV degradation. Additives such as UV stabilizers can enhance the UV resistance of the geotextile. Additionally, the thickness of the geotextile plays a role in its UV stability, as thicker geotextiles tend to provide better protection against UV rays.
Q: Can geotextiles be used in waste containment projects?
Yes, geotextiles can be used in waste containment projects. They are commonly employed as liners or covers in landfill sites, helping to prevent the migration of contaminants and providing stability to the waste. Geotextiles can also be used to reinforce the soil in waste containment structures, enhancing their strength and durability.

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