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Contech Geotextile Recycled Agricultural Non-Woven Fabric/Weed Barrier/Plant Cover

Contech Geotextile Recycled Agricultural Non-Woven Fabric/Weed Barrier/Plant Cover

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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


Recycle Agricultural Non-Woven Fabric/Weed Barrie/Plant Cover



Recycle Agricultural Non-Woven Fabric/Weed Barrie/Plant Cover

Recycle Agricultural Non-Woven Fabric/Weed Barrie/Plant Cover



 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: A creek next to our property is eating away the embankment and an engineer suggested using the sand in the creek bed.. wrapping it up in geotextile fabric in the form of a burrito but he did mnot mention how to fasten them shut..any ideas or experience with erosion control out there?
Get some tie wire or baling wire. It's a soft wire used for tying reinforcing steel together or for baling straw. You could also use plastic cable ties.
Q: What are the key differences between woven and nonwoven geotextiles?
The key differences between woven and nonwoven geotextiles lie in their manufacturing processes and physical characteristics. Woven geotextiles are made by interlacing yarns or fibers together to create a stable and strong fabric. On the other hand, nonwoven geotextiles are produced by bonding or felting fibers together without any weaving process. In terms of physical characteristics, woven geotextiles generally have higher tensile strength and puncture resistance due to their interlaced structure. They also offer better filtration properties as the open spaces between the woven yarns allow for effective water flow. Nonwoven geotextiles, however, have a higher permittivity, meaning they have a greater ability to allow water to pass through. Another notable difference is their durability. Woven geotextiles tend to be more resistant to UV degradation and offer better long-term performance, making them suitable for applications that require high strength and stability over time. Nonwoven geotextiles, although less durable, are often used for short-term projects or where filtration and separation are the main requirements. Overall, the choice between woven and nonwoven geotextiles depends on the specific application and desired properties. Woven geotextiles are typically favored for their strength and longevity, while nonwoven geotextiles are preferred for their filtration capabilities and cost-effectiveness in certain applications.
Q: How do geotextiles help with slope stabilization?
Geotextiles help with slope stabilization by providing erosion control, reinforcement, and drainage. They act as a barrier to prevent soil erosion, retain soil particles, and allow water to drain through the fabric, reducing the buildup of excess water pressure. Additionally, geotextiles enhance the stability and strength of slopes by distributing loads and limiting soil movement, thus preventing landslides and slope failures.
Q: Can geotextiles be used in landfill construction?
Yes, geotextiles can be used in landfill construction. They are commonly used as liners, covers, and drainage materials in landfills to prevent soil erosion, control water flow, and improve stability and performance of the landfill structure.
Q: Geotextile price specific how to develop?
Each type of product in the market before the sale, the pricing will take into account all aspects of the factors, very strict and careful investigation, geotextile is also true. The first is the product quality is the second product specifications and standards to Hongxiang new material short wire geotextile, for example, sub-weight (80-1500g / ㎡), the quality standard is a requirement, divided into non-standard, by White A, Sinochem, ordinary GB, Paul GB, Dahua GB and so on. Ton price is generally between 4900-7500 yuan / ton, but the weight <200g, an increase of 100 yuan / ton; weight> 800g, an increase of 500 yuan / ton. 187 & lt; 6600 & lt; 5604
Q: How are geotextiles used in slope stabilization?
Geotextiles are commonly used in slope stabilization to reinforce and stabilize the soil, preventing erosion and landslides. They are often installed as a layer between the soil and vegetation or as a part of retaining walls. The geotextiles act as a barrier, distributing the load and improving the soil's strength, while allowing water to drain through and reducing hydrostatic pressure. This helps to maintain the stability of slopes, especially in areas prone to heavy rainfall or steep gradients.
Q: Can geotextiles be used in the protection of shoreline structures?
Yes, geotextiles can be used in the protection of shoreline structures. Geotextiles are permeable fabrics that can be placed to prevent erosion and stabilize the shoreline. They can be used as a barrier between the soil and water to prevent soil loss and maintain the integrity of shoreline structures.
Q: What are the different geotextile reinforcement techniques?
Some of the different geotextile reinforcement techniques include mechanical stabilization, soil confinement, and erosion control. Mechanical stabilization involves using geotextiles to increase the strength and load-bearing capacity of soils, such as in road construction or retaining walls. Soil confinement refers to the use of geotextiles to prevent soil erosion and maintain the stability of slopes or embankments. Erosion control techniques involve using geotextiles to protect soil surfaces from the erosive forces of water or wind, helping to maintain the integrity of the landscape.
Q: Are geotextiles commonly used in mining tailings management?
Yes, geotextiles are commonly used in mining tailings management.
Q: Are geotextiles effective in preventing soil erosion?
Yes, geotextiles are effective in preventing soil erosion. They act as a barrier that prevents soil particles from being carried away by water or wind, while still allowing water to pass through. This helps to stabilize the soil and reduce erosion, making geotextiles a valuable tool in erosion control measures.

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