PP Geotextile Fabric for Civil Works

Typical uses include road and railway construction, landfills, retaining walls, embankments and foundations.

PP Geotextile Fabric for Civil Works is made to order across a 100–1200 GSM range in roll widths of 5.0 – 5.2 m. The standard roll is 50 m long, with other lengths on request. Thickness and colour are set to your requirement, and exact figures are confirmed with your quote.

Process: needle punched + thermal bonded. Fibre options: PP (virgin), PP (recycled). Read how needle punching and thermal bonding differ.

High strength and tear resistance; excellent water permeability and drainage support; helps separate soil layers and prevent mixing; supports soil stabilisation and reinforcement.

Read our geotextile for road construction guide, GSM guide for road geotextile, railway track guide, nonwoven geotextile guide, woven vs nonwoven geotextile guide, geobag fabric guide, canal and pond lining guide, green roof and terrace garden guide, landfill and mining guide, retaining wall drainage guide, roll weight and coverage guide, embankments on soft soil guide, hill slope protection guide, installation guide, guide to geotextile under paver blocks, Hindi guide to nonwoven geotextile and gabion and stone pitching guide.

It depends on the subgrade, the aggregate and the traffic, and on public works the tender specification sets the grade. As a rough guide, about 100–200 GSM is common for separation over a firm subgrade, 200–400 GSM on softer or wetter ground, and 400 GSM and above under angular stone or heavy traffic. Our road geotextile GSM guide explains how to choose.

A standard 50 m roll covers 250 m² at 5.0 m wide or 260 m² at 5.2 m wide, before overlaps. At 200 GSM that is about 50–52 kg of fabric. The roll weight and coverage guide shows the calculation for other weights.

Yes. Rolls are produced 5.0–5.2 m wide and can be cut narrower to suit your crew, your layout or your container plan. Other roll lengths than the standard 50 m are also available on request.

We supply this geotextile in both. Tell us the application and any test values your specification requires, and we will advise. The polyester vs polypropylene guide covers where recycled fibre suits and where it does not.

There is no fixed minimum: the order quantity is agreed with each order. Lead time: usually 4–5 days from order confirmation to dispatch. Rolls are packed in a poly bag on a paper core, or in HDPE wrap.

Yes. Samples are free, and we send them to any location; how long delivery takes depends on where you are. GSM, thickness, width, colour and roll length can be customised. Use the enquiry form on this page, or see how to request a quote.