Non woven geo bag Specification
- Fabric Type
- Non woven geo bag
- Material
- Pet / pp geo bag
- Usage & Applications
- filtration, drainage, separation, and erosion control in civil engineering and landscaping.
- Georgette Style
- Non Woven
Non woven geo bag Trade Information
- Minimum Order Quantity
- 1000 Kits
- Payment Terms
- Cash Against Delivery (CAD), Cash Against Delivery (CAD), Cash on Delivery (COD), Cash on Delivery (COD), Cash Advance (CA), Cash Advance (CA), Cash in Advance (CID), Cash in Advance (CID)
- Supply Ability
- 10000 Kits Per Month
- Main Export Market(s)
- Asia, Asia, Australia, Australia, North America, North America, South America, South America, Western Europe, Western Europe, Africa, Eastern Europe, Eastern Europe, Middle East, Middle East, Central America, Central America
- Main Domestic Market
- All India
About Non woven geo bag
Non-woven geo bags are large bags made from polypropylene non-woven geotextile fabric, filled with sand or soil. They're used a lot in civil engineering and erosion control. What they're for: Riverbank & shoreline protection: Stop erosion from waves and currents. Youll see them stacked along the Ganga, Brahmaputra, etc. Flood control: Quick temporary embankments during floods. Slope stabilization: Prevent landslides on hill roads and embankments. Bridge abutment & pier protection: Stop scouring around foundations. Land reclamation: Used in coastal projects. Why non-woven? High permeability: Water passes through, but soil/sand doesn't. Reduces water pressure buildup. Strong & durable: Good puncture and UV resistance compared to woven bags. Flexible: They adapt to the ground profile and settle without major failure. Eco-friendlier installation: Vegetation can grow through them over time, helping natural stabilization. Common specs in India: Size: 1m x 0.7m, 1.03m x 0.7m, 2m x 1m are common. Custom too. Fabric: 200-400 GSM polypropylene non-woven Capacity: 50kg to 1 ton depending on size Color: Usually white or black Theyve replaced a lot of stone boulder pitching because theyre cheaper to transport and install, especially in areas like Rajasthan where stone isnt nearby. You working on a specific project with these, Rahul? I can help with specs, rates, or installation details if you need.